Russians Might Provide National Gas Assistance
AP Business report discusses potential U S Soviet gas deals to ease U S shortages. Projects link Sakha Yakutia and the Urals with the United States and Japan, with talks dating from 1971 and possible delivery to New York and the East Coast.
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John Cunniff
AP Business
NEW York
U.S
Ural Mountains
Yakutsk
Siberia
United States
Siberian
Ural Mountain
Murmansk
Russia
Harold Scott
U.S.S.R. Trade Council
Carter
US Treasury
Moscow
Will Rogers Reflects on Dust Storms and Western Loyalties
Will Rogers comments on last night’s dust storms driven by instruments, warns of unfolding weather across Colorado and Kansas, and jokes about soil, crops, and branding in the Middle West as spring roundup looms.
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Colorado
Kansas
Middle West
Energy policy push aims to curb car use and boost efficiency
President Carter outlines an urgent energy program to cut oil use, cap energy demand, and tax gas guzzlers while rebating for efficient small cars. Critics warn of dislocations and question the impact on growth as OPEC and price controls loom.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
White House
United States
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
CBS
Henry Ford II
U.S
Harvard
Otto Eckstein
Detroit
Henry Ford
Hill
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Eese Onten
Walter Heller
Letter writers urge median strip plan and critique voting access
The Messenger prints letters critiquing a proposed Cr 150,000 median strip in Athens funded by borrowings, arguing streets are sufficient now and traffic flows, plus a decoding of asphalt needs. Another letter questions Ohio GOP votes against S B 125 allowing same day registration and notes national GOP stance. Robert W Handley, Grand Knight, Council 1716 signs off.
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Athens
the Messenger
Ohio Republican Party
Ohio Senate
Hocking
Vinton
Meigs
U.S
Congress
Ohio
Energy concern debate sees wavering American sentiment
The text notes that the average American remains unconvinced there is an energy problem. It discusses public perception, skepticism toward whether energy issues require urgent action, and hints at broader debate about policy urgency and future energy needs.
DiSalle Back In Capital Ponders 1978 Ohio Race
Former Democratic Gov. Michael V. DiSalle, visiting Columbus, weighs the 1978 Ohio gubernatorial race. He names Celeste and Brown as likely nominees, recalls golf with Tip ONeill, and notes Ludlow Ashley’s energy committee role. He also discusses sunlit caucus openness and House bill progress.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Rhodes
Richard F. Celeste
William J. Brown
U.S
Thomas Ludlow Ashley
Toledo
Ashley
House
Thomas P
Tip” O'Neill
Carter
Tip
Lud
Ohio General Assembly
Dennis E. Eckart
Euclid
Charles R
Rocky’ Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Eckart
Saxbe
Roots debate hinges on memory not fact
The piece argues that Alex Haley’s Roots relies on oral history and family memory, not strict historical fact. It notes a London Times critique of the griot as unreliable and asks readers to consider whether a flawed tale can still illuminate slavery without becoming a fraud.
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Boston
Alex Haley
Gambia
Haley
London Times
Gabia River
Martin Buber
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Jefferson
Germany
Roots
ABC
Ambia
Carter Errs in Energy Debate as Nation Faces Policy Fight
Washington discusses energy policy beyond Carter’s popularity with critics warning against a Carter-led plan. The piece argues conservation alone cannot be cheap and calls for bold government action to meet U S energy needs while guarding the environment and living standards.
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Dustry
Carter
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