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There are 2 relays under hood ,one on tricers side relay box and the other on passangers side next to battery. and a fuel pump fuse inside under steering column
check your throttle body sensor. The throttle body sensor opens the air intake. follow the air filter plumbing to the engine and it will lead you to the throttle body.
The ecu might have gone bad, not supplying power to the fuel pump relay. If the check engine light does not come on, on the dash, when the ignition is turned on, then the ecu is in need of repair.
early electronic ignition model i think if my oldtimers memory is correct ,try changing the ignition module ,i think it either under the coil or inside the distributor
check the fuse and the fuel pump relay,then try resetting the computer by disconnecting from battery for five minutes,if still nothing you have to trace the wire somewhere its lost current.
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