Soviet Siberian gas field starts pumping vast reserves
The Medvezhye field in Siberia begins commercial gas production as pipelines near completion. Officials say the field could meet domestic needs, export commitments to Western Europe, and potentially fuel U S eastern seaboard industry and homes by the 1980s. Gas reserves exceed 50 trillion cubic feet with output targets above one trillion cubic feet annually.
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Medvezhye
American
Maurice H. Stans
Commerce
Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation
Tennece Inc
Houston
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tzvestia
Arctic Circle
European Russia
Western
Europe
United States
Medes
Medvezh
Nedym
Nalym
Nkupi
Kazym
Medvazhye
Urals
Enghey
Siberia
Siberian
Nizhnyaya 1
Perm
Kazan
Tevestia
Fnvestia
Nadym
Hadassah luncheon card party set for May 16
The Bennington Hadassah chapter hosts its annual luncheon and card party on Tuesday May 16 at Mt Anthony Country Club. Doors open 1230 luncheon at 1. Prizes donated by local merchants and members. Proceeds fund Hadassah Medical Organization and national projects. Tickets $4. Call 442 4861 for reservations. Committee members include Mrs Greenberg Lachant Margolin Moskovitz and Morris.
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Bennington
Hadassah
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Henrietta Szold
United States
Puerto Rico
U.S
Israel
Bennington Hadassah
Hadassah Medical Organization
National
David Morris
Jerald Greenberg
Joseph Lachant
Samuel Margolin
Abraham Moskovitz
Morris
UAW liberal defeated at convention in Atlantic City
Paul Schrade a longtime Western Region head for the United Auto Workers loses his post and seat on the International Executive Board after a 307 to 230 delegate vote. Jerry Whipple praises shop duties over activism while Schrade’s civil rights and antiwar legacy is noted. Woodcock and the other leaders secure re election.
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Atlantic City
UPD
Paul Schrade
United Auto Workers
Jerry Whipple
Schrade
UAW
Bult Whipple
Archie Bunker
United Farm Workers
UFW
Whipple
Paul
Schade
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert Ff. Kennedy
International Executive Board
IHB
Walter P. Reuther
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Unis
TEB
New England Square and Round Dance Convention Friday
Springfield hosts the second largest square and round dance gathering with Vermont dancers leading attendance. About 400 dancers travel by car bus and camper for Friday and Saturday events at Springfield College field house with 14 halls and two hashing areas. Registration begins Friday at noon and shuttle buses move attendees to the convention center for sign in and schedule. Discussions include how to disband and becoming a caller led by the New England Caller Association.
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Springfield
Mass
New England
Vermont
Springfield College
Springfeld
Shutle
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Abe
Mayen Siberia
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Brome
Aipenna
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Cross
St. Bennington, WI
UAW Liberal
N.E
New England Caller Association
Famous Maker
Munday
Rie
Troy-Bennington Ra
Semington, Ve
Bird’s
Eiber
Greater Boonington
Chamber of Commerce
Bannington
Opan
Naval Store
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