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GAZETTE Georgia Study, If Everyone in the U.S Energy Tip of the Day' ENERGY CONSERVATION IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE! According to University of GAZETTE Georgia study, if everyone in the U.S. washed in warm Guantanamo Bay, Cuba or cold water, the national fuel savings would equal about 100,000 barrels of oil a day. That's 22 per- Volume 36 Number 174 Friday, September 11, 1981 cent of the total demand for oil used in residential heating. Cabinet told to make economic sacrifices ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART? WASHINGTON (UPI)--President Reagan no agency, including the Pentagon, find about $37 billion in addition- gave his cabinet a battle-of-the- will escape a reduction of less than al budget cuts for Reagan to meet budget halftime peptalk yesterday, $500 million a year. Line-by-line its projected budget deficit of describing the sacrifices their de- limits will come later. $42.5 billion for fiscal 1982. partments must make to revive the The White House quoted Reagan as The White House called the report national economy. exhorting his cabinet to, "Ask our- an honest forecasting difference, Budget Director David Stockman selves if we do nothing, where does but that the Reagan administration CHICAGO (AP)--Roman Catholic offi- outlined the game plan with rough all of this end? If no one does it, feels the president's tax cuts will cials in Chicago have issued blanket allocation estimates for fiscal what happens to the country?" stimulate the economy more than con- denials of any wrong-doing by Card- years 1983 and '84. He said no de- Meanwhile, a new Congressional gressional budget experts realize. inal John Cody, head of the biggest partment will be asked to cut more Budget Office forecast released yes- The Congressional Budget Office Archdiocese in America. A federal than $4 billion in 1983 or '84--and terday showed Congress will have to also predicted interest rates, cur- grand jury is investigating whether rently running at 20 percent will Cody used church funds to buy a wom- drop to an average of 12.4 percent an friend a vacation home. and other next year, compared to the adminis- gifts. Israel-U.S. team militarily tration'B, projection of 10.5 percent. But House Speaker Thomas O'Neill WASHINGTON (UPI)--The Defense De- WASHINGTON (UPI)--After two days area. says it's up to Reagan to make the partment notified Congress yesterday talks with President Reagan, Is- Before leaving Washington, Begin first move toward bringing the rates that it plans to sell the Saudis an- raeli Prime Minister Begin said also said the new agreement didn't down, that legislation is not the other $2.7 billion worth of military yesterday the two leaders have dampen his opposition to U.S. arms route to go. equipment and services. The House agreed on closer military coopera- sales to Saudi Arabia. Begin says Chairman Fernand St. Germain of the and Senate have the power to veto tion to meet the threat of Soviet he still views the deal, which in- House Banking Committee says Reagan this sale as well as the AWACS deal. aggression in the Middle East. cludes the sale of five "AWACS" already has broad powers to regulate Begin described the new military radar planes, as dangerous. credit and interest rates. EL SALVADOR (UPI)--A Roman Catholic relationship as "strategic co-op- aid society in El Salvador says more eration" against what he called than 10,000 people have been killed the "forces of totalitarianism and in Salvadoran political violence egression." Solidarity wants free ballot during the first eight months of Secretary of State Haig said U.S. this year. The society said 24,000 KONIN, Poland (UPI)--Poland's Solid- and Israeli defense officials will Delegates approved a resolution have died in the last 18 months. focus the cooperation on three arity Union posed clear challenges calling for free elections in Po- to the country's ruling Communists land with candidates not limited to areas. MIAMI (AP) Airline fares are coming One would be prestocking materials yesterday, while apparently unrelat- those picked by the official parties. ed rioting broke out in the central down, as major carriers fight to such as medical supplies in Israel The Warsaw branch of the Communist city of Konin. make their fares the lowest. Eastern for a U.S. Middle East rapid deploy- Party immediately blasted Solidarity, saying it's clear the union is dev- Airlines has countered last week's ment force. fare cut by Pan Am, by matching the After already passing resolutions eloping into a counter-revoluntary, Another would be joint military cost of a ticket from New York to be asking for free trade movements in socio-political movement. exercises, and the third would southern Florida. But Eastern went other Eastern Bloc nations, Solid- In Konin, a small manufacturing formation of a joint U.S.-Israeli a step further--and undercut Pan Am's arity's National Congress iced the city, 1,000 rioters burned cars and planning group focusing on the fare from New York to California. strategic external threat to the cake yesterday. attacked police with rocks and fire- bombs last night before being broken So far, the lowest fare in the East up. Coast market is Air Florida's $69 The official PAP news agency said ticket from New York to Miami. Dog Pound is quarantined the disturbances were triggered by street fights between local youths ST. LOUIS (UPI)--Police really being done to develop a vaccine and gypsies that started the rioting. didn't have much trouble arresting The Dog Pound has been quaran- for parvovirus. PAP said special police and army a bank robbery suspect in SL. Louis. tined for approximately 30 days appearing in 1978, units dispersed the rioters with He was the guy in the bank parking due to an outbreak of parvovirus Initially parvovirus had spread through most force but not with arms. There were lot, trying to get his car started. infection. America by the summer of Officers arrested 26 year old Parvovirus is a viral infection of North no reports of injuries. 1980. "How we (Cuba) have escaped Meanwhile, according to Scandinav- Michael Martin of Memphis, Tennessee that primarily affects very young it this long, I don't know," said ian intelligence reports, 60 to 80 and charged him with bank robbery. or very old dogs, according to Jones. Soviet ships in the Baltic Sea are Police say Martin's car ran out Army Capt. Michael Jones, base placed on the moving south along the Soviet coast- of gas. They arrested him as he veterinarian. Much like the flu The quarantine will be lifted in ap- line. Officials predict the fleet carried a can of gasoline back to in humans, parvovirus causes severe Dog Pound 30 days, according to will land this weekend and begin his car to try to get is started. vomiting and diarrhea and sometimes proximately there are no further naval exercises just 15 miles north A second suspect escaped with an death. Jones, if outbreaks of the infection. of Poland. undisclosed amount of money. Treatment includes fluid and salt replacement, medication to control diarrhea and vomiting and administering antibiotics. Critic reviews: A must see comedy in 3 acts The virus is transmitted through contact with infected dogs or The, only ingredient the GTMO Lit- witting benefactor of the group. The part of Arthur Kenny, a pro- their feces. It can also be car- tle Theater's presentation "Out of Earl Lester provides the right ducer who is the object of our six ried on contaminated cages and the Frying Pan" needs to cause the amount of snobbery and bluster to actor aspirants, is convincingly shoes. The most effective disin- Cuban sentries to send reports to the part. His daughter, Dottie (Kim and energetically played by J.J. fectant for cleaning kennels and Havana of uproarious laughter eman- Johnson), lends continual comic Smith. exercise areas is Clorox diluted ating from the Elementary School distraction as the "Krissie" of the The dynamic duo of the play, pro- " in water. Amphitheater is the presence of an set, while her suspicious friend viding just enough sla and consid- There are similarities between audience. (Ann Olive) is the fly in the oint- erable stick, are oolicepersons parvovirus and a virus that af- Come. Come out Friday, Saturday ment who lends her body as a target Mary Reding and Mike Hall. fects cats. Although the vaccine or Sunday night at 8 p.m. and treat for the rancorous wit of the other Gretchen and Ace, Fucio and Riv- developed for the feline virus yourself to a thoroughly delightful apartment dwellers. iere respectively, have successful- provides a measure of protection evening of comedy. ly combined the talents of every for dogs, it is not a long-term Here is an opportunity to open up The cynic of the group, Kate segment of our community to bring solution. Extensive research is and laugh with home-grown talent--- (Eileen Knoff), provides the stabil- a little bit--and make it a "good" your neighbors and co-workers who ity to the stage just as the third bit--of bright lights to our Base. have put forth slot of good effort' girl, Marge (Sandy Walls), combines Sterling support behind the stage Photos of pre-schoolers to entertain you. with Tony (Alan Kelley) to provide is provided by the Tidbells, Ron The play is a variant of TV's warmth and purpose. and Bev, with lighting and make-up; "Three's Company" X 2 as young as- sounds (many and varied) by Howard possessing Not in Nursery School piring actors attempt to break into Lazy, good-natured and Haines and Roxanne Parker; prop Broadway.
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