Monday's the Day The Oil Starts Flowing
In Prudhoe Bay Alaska technicians await an order to start pumping oil into the 800 mile trans Alaska pipeline. Alyeska aims for July 1 1977 with a 60 day federal notice and careful testing to ensure reliable flow. ARCO BP coordinate flow station readiness as crews train for valve starts and daily operations.
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Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Mike Jens
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
North America
Alyeska
Jens
Texas
Henry Moller
Atlantic Richfield
British Petroleum
ARCO
Ben Odom
Odom
Moller
Valdez
Japan
Panama Canal
Gulf of Mexico
Midwest
Dexter Smith
John Harville
Harville
Anchorage
Smith
Pump Station 1
Ohio lawmakers urged more funds for alcoholism programs
Sharon E. Elliott reports that Ohio legislators agreed to add 1 million dollars per year for two years to the Ohio Department of Health Division of Alcoholism, with SB 221 amendment efforts rejected by the Senate Finance Committee. The piece notes ongoing needs, calls for continued citizen advocacy, and identifies Elliott as administrator of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council on Alcoholism.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Ohio Department of Health
ODH
Alcoholism
Senate Finance Committee
Department of Health
Department of Mental Health
SS A Eee
Sharon E. Elliott
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council On
N. Lancaster St
Athens
Publicity for criminals dominates 1934 discourse
In a Feb 2 1934 reflection the speaker laments that judges spare punishment but newspapers give criminals wide publicity, highlighting media focus on crime stories and public sensationalism.
Andy Young Talks to Carter about Racism
U N Ambassador Andrew Young jokes with President Carter about racism in Sweden Queens England and Africa while dodging questions on policy. The exchange highlights tensions over public statements and diplomacy as Young offers to resign but Carter muses that would provoke charges of racism.
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Washington
U.N
Andrew Young
Carter
Oval Office
Andy
Sweden
Queens
N.Y
Brooklyn
Bronx
Manhattan
Staten Island
New York
England
Europe
America
Lincoln
Kennedy
Nixon
Ford
Africa
Cuba
Japan
China
Korea
Board Considers On-Call Pay for Doctors at State Hospitals
Ohio legislators scrutinize doctors paid for on call status at state mental institutions even when not summoned. The board deferred the department request pending hours, overlaps, and full time staffing costs, and asked institutions to provide documentation before a future vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nash
House
Myri H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
Senate
Harry Meshel
Young
Shoemaker
Should the War Be Postponed
A critique of President Carter’s energy plan argues the war on energy stalled by Congress delays heavy car surcharges and a national gasoline tax. It questions environmental trade offs, urges practical policy steps, and notes political feasibility amid wider economic pressures.
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Congress
Carter
Blumenthal
Schultze
Carter walks tight line on free trade and protection
The piece argues that free trade faces political pressure from unions and recession. It notes President Carter favors free trade but accepts selective protections. Advisers diverge: Schultze and Blumenthal favor voluntary trade restraints while Strauss and Eizenstat push more binding four year orders with Korea and Taiwan.
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Carter
Economical Council
Charles L. Schultze
International Trade Commission
Schultze
Blumenthal
Korea
Taiwan
Strauss and Eizenstat
Strauss-Eizenstat
Congress
U.S
Strauss
Capital Hill
Senate Bill 222 threats to public sector control in Ohio
George C. Bevel of the Public Service Research Council argues that Senate Bill 222 would place public sector control in Ohio with unelected officials, opposing public interest and urging defeat to preserve elected officials' influence over labor policy.
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Senate
Ohio
George C. Bevel
Public Service Research Council
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Andy Young
Carter Art Buckwarld
William J. Buckley
Fort Sumter
Archie Bunker
M.I.T
Toa Point
French Socialist Party
Brickman
Hobart Roven
The
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