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Data from NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE High court favors grounded pilot Age bias ruling stands What's ahead This is the way the nation's weather looks in terms of precipitation and temperatures for the next 30 days, according to the National Weather Service in Washington. (AP Laserpnoto) Impasse likely on natural gas WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Henry M. Jackson says there may be no natural gas legislation this year because congressional backers of President Carter's energy plan won't agree to a lifting of price controls. The Washington Democrat, chairman of Senate conferees, said Monday that the likelihood of an impasse is growing each day because he and other key supporters of the administration program will not yield on this issue.

The conferees are seeking a compromise version of the Senate-passed bill which would lift price controls from newly discovered natural gas after two years. The measure is supported by the industry but opposed by Carter. "The bill is in the industry court. If they are go- to maintain their position of no regulation of new gas, there will be no bill," Jackson told reporters as conferees resumed work on the legislation after taking nine days off for Thanksgiving. Jackson said his decision to mount an all-out defense of the administration gas pricing plan was made during a weekend strategy discussion with Rep.

Thomas Ashley, D-Ohio, the top House energy negotiator. "He told me that the House would stand firm, which I think is good," Jackson said. However, Jackson said that even though he and eight other Senate conferees will join the majority of House conferees supporting the administration plan, nine Senate negotiators remain committed to the rival deregulation proposal. "We're still deadlocked, nine to nine," Jackson said. The conferees are expected to take up natural gas pricing later in the week.

Meanwhile, a second set of conferees working on tax aspects of the energy legislation has.yet to resolve the crude oil tax issue and it appears unlikely that a vote on it will come before the natural gas pricing question is settled. WASHINGTON (AP) A 58-year-old jet fighter test pilot, grounded in 1971 be'cause of his age, says he hopes a Supreme Court decision voiding that action will return him to the cockpit. "If they want me, I'm ready to fly," said Phillip Houghton after learning that the six-year interruption in his career may soon be over. The Supreme Court on Monday refused to review a lower court ruling that Houghton's grounding was illegal because of age discrimination laws. Houghton's former employer, the McDonnell- Douglas now must pay him six years back salary, estimated by Houghton at $200,000.

And if a federal district judge finds that Houghton still can perform his test pilot's job, the company must give it to him. "I'm elated," Houghton said from his St. Louis home in a telephone interview. "I'm not really sure what the future holds. That depends on the company's attitude.

This has been a bitter court battle, but if they want me to be a pilot, I'm ready." He said that the company might offer him early retirement, adding that he would consider "a reasonable retirement." Houghton would have to pass a comprehensive physical examination for clearance to fly McDonnell-Douglas planes again, but he said he maintained the medical certificate required by Sears SAVE 100 oven features power settings price ever ')57 I '269 95 Was $369.95 Tin-re IcM'U l-'ill and dLTi iiffrr pviil rtxikiiij; I mm in- ll'lilll ImMSIirrs a I'll, fl. illl limiT, liulil. iviiimulilc nicikiiif: Ira). Conk lo TV; faster than ii roil. IIMMI.

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The justices will hear arguments by two Pennsylvania cities that claim that a New Jersey law prohibiting out-of-state dumping of wastes violates constitutional guarantees of free interstate commerce and a 1976 federal law requiring regional cooperation in waste management. stand rulings by lower courts which, allow the government to pursue its efforts to dismantle the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. had claimed in its unsuccessful appeal that it could not be sued for antitrust violations because it is heavily regulated by federal and state agencies. its back on three attempts by public officials to revive unsuccessful libel suits against publications. Lower courts had ruled in each of the cases that recovery of damages was barred by a 1964 Supreme Court decision requiring that public officials and public figures prove "actual malice." ill-ill rradily iixiiluMr uilvi-rlJM-ii.

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