Editorial Bayh And The Pipeline
A reader editorial condemns Sen Birch Bayh for opposing the Alaska pipeline approved in 1973. It argues the project would have supplied two thirds of the current energy shortfall, saved construction costs, and created American jobs. It dismisses Bayh's Trans Canadian route as harmful, citing export controls and national energy dependence.
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United States Senate
Birch Bayh
Alaska
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Bayh
America
Watch that egg curve raises EPA permit doubts
A farmer with 179,099 laying hens may avoid needing a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit under EPA rules in September, while at 180,000 hens he would face it. The National Tax Foundation notes cutoff points separating large and small operations. Controversy surrounds defining point sources of water pollution and upcoming cleanups slated for 1977 and 1985.
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Environmental Protection Agency
National Tax Foundation
Washington
Congress
Senate subcommittee on red tape studies small business burden
The Senate Select Small Business Subcommittee on Government Regulation examined bureaucratic red tape faced by about 814 million U.S. small businesses. It found the cost of completing roughly 6 000 information gathering forms totals between 18 and 50 billion dollars annually, contributing to higher prices and tighter margins for small firms.
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United States
Senate Select
Federal offices to close before Christmas and New Year
Washington reports Nixon ordered federal offices shut the Monday before Christmas and before New Year to save fuel. Essential services continue, while nonessential staff enjoy back-to-back four day weekends. Private firms, banks, and unions plan reduced hours. NEA also plans year-end closure with paid time off.
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Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Kennedy
National Education Association
NEA
The Senate and Impeachment by William F Buckley
On a public occasion Senator Weicker said he could not judge if Nixon should be impeached because he would be involved in the trial. Buckley argues impeachment parallels grand jury proceedings but notes the Senate cannot be expected to apply exact trial rules to jurors already exposed to televised allegations. He warns political motives cloud fairness and cautions that a constitutional cop-out is not an impeachable offense.
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Ellsberg
Congress
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John Dean
John
Archibald Cox
Ervin
Dean
Richard Nixon
Jesus
Matthew
Texaco
la Chaim
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Two Proposals Shape 1975 American Choices
Alice Widener surveys looming U.S. reform proposals. The Rockefeller Commission on Critical Choices for America could redefine policy, urging clear thinking, bold plans, and the junking of liberal establishment ideas. A second reform pushes for an independent Justice Department with an elected Attorney General, reshaping Washington's power balance.
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Down of Justice
New York
America
New
Rockefeller Commission
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller ‘Commission
New York Daily News
Our Nation
Senate
Sam Ervin Jr
Sam
Justice Department
U.S
Joint Congressional Committee
Kennedy
Nixon
John Mitchell
Sena Wor Sam
Nixon and his taxes review by loyal supporters
Holmes Alexander argues in defense of Nixon amid questions about charity deductions and loans to Tricia Nixon Cox. The piece notes presidential salary and expenses, a 576000 deduction for Vice Presidential papers, andcalls for Senate inquiries while cautioning loyalists about potential political fallout.
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Washington, D.C
America
Alexander
Whittier College
Duke University Law School
Tricia Nixon Cox
White House
Tricia
Congress
Senate House Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Russell Long
Wilbur Mills
Wallace Bennett
Carl Curtis
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Declaration of Independence 1973 energizes U S shift from Arab oil
Paul Harvey argues for energy independence in 1973 commentary urging development of shale oil and offshore California reserves while criticizing Arab oil embargo. He highlights alternative fuels, rails, and Amtrak gains as U S seeks self sufficiency amid oil crisis and Nixon era warnings.
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United States
Europe
California
Santa Cruz County
Amtrak
Oil Clatery And The Feast Of Lights In Hanukkah News
Lowell Ponte discusses Hanukkah amid oil shortages from the Arab embargo and calls for mindful worship. He contrasts idolatry of machines with spiritual light, urging eight candles to symbolize resilience and values. He cites biblical parables and cautions against sacrificing civilization for energy.
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America
Israel
Temple
Jerusalem
B.C
Judas Maccabaeus
Maccabees
Dewich
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