Northeast vs rest of nation fuels Ford energy clash
The piece argues a stark sectional conflict over Ford's energy program. It contrasts Northeast dependence on cheap imported oil with Western and Southern interests, noting Northeast vulnerability to price shifts and suggesting Northeastern Republicans may ally with Democrats to oppose a tariff. It cites 1812 war context and emphasizes regional economic stakes and transportation needs.
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Ground hog sees no shadow and local items spark notes
Bennington sees no shadow signaling milder weather. Wilbert McConnell of Arlington wins vindication in mistaken identity case, prompting a mustache to avoid confusion with a bunko artist. Local civic, school, medical, and scout events plus brief historical notes fill this community page.
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Energy Sense By FRANK G. ZARE on small car trends
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zare discusses the shift to smaller, more fuel efficient cars as inflation and high gas prices push buyers toward compacts and subcompacts. He notes rising share of small cars in 1974, safety features now required by law, and the range of sizes and visibility options available to shoppers.
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Lucy Johnson
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Frank G. Zare
Washington
Detroit
Energy Wise Shopping For Small Cars In 1975 Guide
The piece advises buyers to consider smaller cars for fuel efficiency and reduced petroleum dependence. It highlights radial tires for stability and mileage, suggests weighing mileage stickers, trimming luxury options, car pooling, and a 55 mph limit. It promotes the 1975 Gas Mileage Guide from the Consumers Information Center in Pueblo, Colorado.
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MAU Book Talks on Happy Endings in Jr High Reads
The column surveys best selling junior high library titles across series like The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew, plus sports biographies and Laura Ingalls Wilder books driven by TV popularity. It notes readers of varying abilities, from casual series fans to serious “super-readers,” and reflects on changing attitudes toward these popular titles.
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Sports Illustrated
Little House On the Prairie
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Laura
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Almanzo
Beetle Bailey
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