New No 2 in Japan's U N office pioneers for her country's women
Sadako Nakamura Ogata, age 48, becomes Japan's highest ranking woman in the Foreign Service as minister in the four member Japanese U N mission. She arrives in New York to help lead Japan before the U N and inspire millions of Japanese women.
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Energy education urged for youth amid lingering crisis
A National Science Teachers Association official urges integrating energy education across K-12 subjects to prepare a generation of energy-aware citizens. He warns the 1973 crisis persists, with oil and gas production falling, coal shortfall, and sensitivity to Middle East relations remains. He calls for classroom units on energy systems, resources, and impact, with teachers to drive the program using available materials.
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Rockefeller urges energy independence to curb oil imports
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller says the energy crisis is worsening while car sales rise show public indifference. He cites import of over 40 percent of oil this year and urges creation of the Energy Independence Authority to finance up to 100 billion dollars for private energy research and development.
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Competitively Betting Cards and Jai Alai Stir NH Debate
New Hampshire lawmakers consider legalizing sports card betting and jai alai to boost revenue. Gov. Meldrim Thomson signals support if approved, while opponents warn of organized crime risk and integrity damage to college athletics. Dartmouth and other voices cite past gambling scandals.
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Betty Ford to Receive Woman of the Year Award on 58th Birthday
First Lady Betty Ford turns 58 and will fly to New York to accept a televised Woman of the Year award honoring inspirational leadership. The event, part of Ladies Home Journal celebrations, will be taped at the Ed Sullivan Theater and aired by NBC.
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