Curtis Proposes Gasohol Boost to Ease Energy Crunch
Sen Carl Curtis argues for ethanol fuel from farm products as a 10 percent blend with gasoline. He cites World War I Germany and auto racing history, notes no driveability issues, and envisions local Midwest distilleries financed by the 1977 farm act to reduce petroleum reliance and farm subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Curtis
Germany
Carter
Midwest
Washington
Alcat
Sen
Curtis
Religious Renaissance Seen Amid Debates Over Wealth and Power
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate column argues the religious revival is real but contested. It notes high profile money and media moves by figures like Bill Bright Oral Roberts Pat Robertson and Larry Flynt while warning against abuses and big business rhetoric. It contrasts tax free wealth with calls for spiritual renewal and questions government spending on faith initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Warvef
Larry Flynt
Hustler Magazine
Crystal Cathedral
Pat Robertson
Jesus
George Gallup
Garden Grove
Las Vegas
Fey
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
South Africa Puzzle Lingers In Global Debate
A Washington columnist argues South Africa remains a complex puzzle under Vorster with white minority rule. He notes U.S. views differ, winds of change abroad, and Carter's diplomacy may affect White Supremacy in the region, while acknowledging internal and external pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Alexander Wasilington
D.C
South Africa
Alien Drury
Allen Drury
U.S
Retoria
Jokn Vorster
Harold Macmillan
U.N
Pik” Hatha
Jussice
Vorster
The
African Republic
British Commonwealth
Britain
Free World
America
Southfrica
Carter
Shah
Persii
Sadat
Begin
Mideast
Africa
Do Away With 'Menial' by Alice Widener
In a New York City piece the author argues unemployment in advanced nations spurs government action and cites a paradoxical rise in employed workers while unemployment grows. She blames inflation for women and teens and urges erasing the term menial from vocabulary to push toward full employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Widener
New York City
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Julius Shishkin
White House
Carter
Treaty sales pitch and political maneuvering over canal treaties
A sprawling analysis shows Senate votes leaning against ratification with amendments likely. White House strategists push an educational campaign while opponents plan town halls and possiblealternative agreements. If votes fail by early 1978, Byrd may delay action until after the elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Thomas Eagleton
D-tro
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Panama
Carter
Eagleton
Panama City
Cartoy Lopez Guevera
White House
Hamilton Jordan
Sen
Robert Byrd
Byrd
Madison Avenue
Mondale
Averell Harriman
Linowics
Mailliard
Jimmy Carter
Capital Hill
Wser
Senate Foreign Relations Cobmittee
King Features
Ine
On The Right Shall I Go To Cairo
Opinion piece by William F Buckley Jr analyzes Soviet role in the Middle East and the Cairo conference. It discusses Kissinger’s Geneva efforts, Sadat's stance, Israeli tensions, and Gromyko's rhetoric while noting U S and Soviet interests and potential for chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Buckley, JR
Walter Cronkite
Ene Severeid
Barbara Walters
Jimmy Carter
Middle East
Pearl Harbor
Nasser
Soviet Union
Cairo
Sadat
United States
Russia
Lydine
Cairo-Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Grocyko
Stnister Khaddam
Syria
Geneva
Gromyko
West
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Palestine
Golan Heights
West Bank
Sinai Peninsula
Damascus
Tripoli
Libya
West Jerusalem
Mohammed
East
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Gasohol
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Arid
Welt
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Alexander
Will Rogers
Congress
Will Ropers
Bryan Sterling
Will Rogers Meaorial
Register and Tribone Syndicate
Buckley
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