Public Obstruction Threatens Energy Progress Says Utility Executive
An executive from a major Midwest electric company warns layman involvement in tech public affairs risks delaying progress. He cites three stalled projects Hudson River pumped storage, Snake River High Mountain Sheep, and an East Coast plant, blaming obstructionism over regulation and ignorance for energy shortages.
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Railroads Seek Diversified Transportation and Reform
A railroad spokesperson argues progress requires changes in public regulation to match evolving technology and needs. He calls for legislative action to allow railways to diversify into other transport modes, asserting a balanced system and competitive equality would benefit the country and improve service.
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Drug abuse problem likened to an iceberg by authorities
Officials compare US drug abuse to an iceberg with only the tip visible. They say parents can shrink the problem by educating children about dangers and dispelling myths. Mothers especially are urged to guard family health and counter peer pressure.
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United States
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Successful Investing Advice From Roger E Spear
The column discusses protecting investor assets with broker safeguards and insurance against thefts, noting a rise in stolen certificates and the idea of a central depository. It advises a cautious approach for a young family to build savings before pursuing high risk or small company investments, recommending mutual funds or NYSE Monthly Investment Plan for long term nest egg growth.
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Nyse Monthly
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Pipeline to Alaska North Slope oil sparks national debate
Sensing The News argues for an Arctic oil boom led by U S companies and a wide Alaska North Slope pipeline to the Gulf of Alaska. It warns liberal opposition could hinder a project that would boost federal tax revenue reduce foreign imports and benefit the nation while stressing careful conservation.
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Readers Letters on Peace Marches and Editorials
Read text from readers criticizing editorials on peace marches and political coverage. Douglas Slum and another writer express frustration with labeling peace demonstrators and perceived bias. They defend pacifism and question coverage of politicians and state finances.
The Science of Beards and Self Image in Media
An observant essay argues beards reveal ego, status, and aims in show business. It proposes psychology graduate students classify beard styles, feed results to a computer, and read character profiles to understand youth culture and personal identity.
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Moses
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Folklore Portraits of Embarrassment and Wit in Anecdotes
The piece recounts humorous vignettes about misperceptions and blunt honesty. A deaf brother’s misattribution, a farming candidate’s quip met with a blunt question, a birthday bottle mishap, and a stark American saying on vanity. It evokes midcentury humor and sharp social observations.
Strange Rites Among Ugulap Savages In A Humorous Tale
A satirical piece lampoons Ugulap lottery rituals led by High Priests of Grat where young men draw numbers for a lottery. Winners gain temporary favors then are sacrificed after five years, prompting calls by a military adviser to reform the practice into a modern draft.
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