Energy Saving Urged Over Big Production Boost
A two year Ford Foundation study argues conservation can beat the energy crisis without strip mining the West or offshore drilling. It says cut growth in energy use to about 2 percent annually, while boosting supply 28 percent by 1985, with no harm to living standards.
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Washington
West
Atlantic
Ford Foundation
American Petroleum Institute
Mobil Oil Corp
U.S
Recession Symptoms Grow As GNP Drops
Washington reports the third straight quarterly decline in real GNP for July to September as inflation erodes value. The Commerce Department projects the nominal GNP at 1.1146 trillion dollars, while real output falls 2.9 percent, leaving only a slim gain since 1972. Federal officials blame oil shocks and inflationary pressures for the slowdown. Starts on new houses rose slightly in September to 1.120 million annualized, but remain far below 1972 peak and no rebound is seen before next year.
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Ford
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Commerce
Frederick Brent
Nixon May Testify Soon Says Lawyer In Watergate Trial
Nixon may be able to testify in person within three weeks, his lawyer Herbert Miller told Judge Sirica, as electronic testimony continues. Nixon's spokesman in San Clemente said he is not very well and his leg remains swollen with phlebitis, while prosecutors prepare further tapes including a March 17, 1973 conversation with John W. Dean III.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert J. Miller
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Miller
San Clemente
Calif
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
John D. Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Robert C. Marcian
John W. Dean III
Dean
Nixon White House
Donald H. Segretti
Daniel Ellsberg
Supreme Court
Sirica
Rhodes urges tax reform at Ohio GOP convention in Columbus
Former Gov. James A. Rhodes used a Columbus GOP rally to press tax reform, arguing for no tax increases, school funding, and welfare reform while attacking Gov. Giligan. He urged cutting the income tax if funds to schools remain insufficient as delegates backed a platform opposing higher taxes. He blamed turbulence in state education under the Gilligan administration.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John J. Gilli
Gan. Rhodes
Gilligan
Rhodes
Cleveland
Ralph Perk
Mrs Rockefeller Faces Cancer Surgery Similar to Betty Ford
Vice President designate Nelson Rockefeller's wife Happy underwent removal of a left breast and armpit lymph nodes at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Doctors reported a 90 percent chance of recovery, noting cancer had not spread and that she could be discharged in a week.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Happy
Betty Ford
Urban
Rockefeller
Manhattan
Ford
Emigration Accord Aims for 60000 Soviet Draftees Outflow
Sen. Henry M. Jackson announced at the White House a historic step to sustain free emigration from the Soviet Union of at least 60,000 people yearly. The accord also opens the way for major trade legislation and ends a two year push to liberalize Soviet emigration policy.
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Washington (Ap
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
White House
Soviet Union
Jackson
Weather forecast hints frost and mild weekend
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of frost and temperatures from the upper 20s to low 30s. Saturday remains partly cloudy with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Details on page 4.
Congress Reaches Turkey Aid Compromise After Veto Failures
Congress breaks for a 32 day recess after overriding veto attempts fail twice on a foreign aid cutoff. A compromise bill suspends Turkey aid by December 10 or sooner if Cyprus tensions rise or U S supplied weapons are used in the Cyprus conflict. Senate and House approve the measure amid dispute over defensive implements of war.
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Cyprus
U.S
House
Ford
Senate
Congress
Greece
United States
Thomas F. Eagleton
Dmo
EPA Lifts Sewer Connection Ban in Three Localities
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency ends sewer hookup bans in Jackson County Wellston and the Leading Creek Conservancy District Meigs County allowing residential construction to resume. Officials cite progress toward compliance and ongoing testing to prevent added pollution.
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Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Jackson County
Wellston
Leading Creek Conservancy
Meigs County
Ira Whitman
EPA
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