Domenici Defends Nuclear Power Despite Safety Doubts
Sen. Pete Domenici argues the odds of a nuclear plant disaster are minuscule and four specific failures would be needed to cause one. Opponents warn containment failures and sabotage risks justify caution, with solar energy urged by some as an alternative.
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Lee Roderick Washington
Pete V. Domenici
New Mexico
Senate
Domenici
U.S
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Gravel
Nuclear Vision
James W. Symington
Missouri
Mike McCormack
Washington
Sen. Domenici
Japanese film industry to tone down X rated scenes
The Administration Commission of the Motion Picture Code of Ethics will blot out nudity and explicit sex in some films and remove indecent groans. Other dramatic cues like rushing waves and soaring violins at key moments will likely remain unaffected.
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Motion Picture Code of Ethics
Senate Considers Year-Round Daylight Saving Time Plan
The Senate weighs a bill to shift the nation to year-round daylight saving time through October 1975. White House says extending daylight could cut electricity use and reduce traffic accidents and crime. A Republican move to attach a $2.30 minimum wage could delay final passage.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
Was it cutbacks or warmer weather that cut energy use
From New York to San Francisco conservation efforts and warm weather combined for a drop in electricity consumption in November.
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Associated Press
New York
San Francisco
Nixon
Consolidated Edison
New York City
Con Ed
Milton Musicus
Mayors Emergency Energy Committee
Pacific Gas & Electric
Bill Conley
New England Power Exchange
New England
Edison Electric Institute
Public Service Electric & Gas
New Jersey
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago
Illinois
Claude Dickens
Kansas City Board of Public Utilities
Stillwater reforms outlined
Stillwater state prison guards and administration reach agreement on three steps to improve efficiency. Warden Bruce McManus and Larry Bastain of Teamsters Local 320 pursue inmate segregation, tighter group activity controls, and guard training in due process.
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Stillwater, Minn
Stillwater State Prison
Stillwater
Bruce McManus
Larry Bastain
Teamsters Local 320
McManus
Feedback from readers on hunting season and society comments
Readers discuss the 30 day deer season and its economic impact in Bemidji area towns. They claim prices rise due to pre season activity and accuse conservation officials of prioritizing money over resources. Letters reference Liberty Lobby and biblical prophecy amid calls for revival.
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Department of Conservation
Duluth
Jim Weiss
Bemidji
Liberty Lobby
Earth
Gertrude Johnson
Bemidji Post Office Urges Early Christmas Mail
Postmaster Harold M. Fruetel asks customers to mail Christmas cards letters and packages earlier than usual by December 8 for first class and by December 15 for air mail. He notes potential fuel shortages and reduced extra flights may affect delivery but expects all mail to be delivered by Christmas Eve with public cooperation.
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Bemidji
Dispatch
Postal Service
Harold M. Fruetel
Milk fund tapes in Nader suit force White House disclosure
White House agrees to turn over milk fund related documents and a March 23 1971 tape to a federal judge in the Nader civil suit. The tape reportedly captures Nixon officials and bears on the 1971 shift to raise federal milk price supports amid secret industry contributions. Judge Jones will weigh executive privilege versus disclosure as about 68 documents are produced and reviewed.
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White House
Justice Department
U.S
William B. Jones
Ralph Nader
Nader
Nixon
Associated Press
Congress
America
Hiss Chambers
Irwin Goldblum
Tax paid campaigns lose out in Senate fight
A three day clash over public financing of federal campaigns ends in defeat for supporters. The White House blocks the plan while a debt limit bill is signed into law raising the temporary ceiling to 475.7 billion dollars. Senators Long Kennedy led the push but failed to secure cloture, ending emergency financing hopes for now.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Nixon
Congress
Treasury Department
Capitol
Russell B. Long
D-La
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Anderson Misses Deadline on Political Contributions
Gov. Wendell Anderson failed to meet his December 1 target to disclose sources and amounts of political contributions since taking office. Aides now target the week of December 17 or, at latest, the week of December 24, as lists are gathered and contributors are contacted. Only two individuals have refused disclosure so far.
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Paul
Minn
Wendell Anderson
Anderson
Tom Kelm
Kelm
Carroll Righter Forecast for December 6
General tendencies urge careful planning and avoiding forced decisions. Aries through Pisces receive daily prompts on finances, health, relationships, and work, with cautions about trust, travel, and speaking carefully.
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P.m. Taurus
Gemini
Moon
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Ally
Sagittarius
P.m
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
Calif
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Tanner
Tuke
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Raly
Jez
Vewspaver Enterprise Assn
Carroll Righter Institute
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