Don't Impeach the President by Nicholas von Hoffman
Washington column argues impeachment is unlikely and warns against replacing Nixon with Ford. It criticizes conservative Republicans and asserts that removing Nixon could ignite political backlash, urging open accountability while noting constitutional limits and public sentiment.
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National Campaign To
Nixon
Congress
Rep
Gerald Ford
Ford
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Agnew
San Clemente
Auto Emission Control Repeal Plea From Syracuse Dealers
Letter to the Editor notes citizen groups nationwide back Congress to repeal auto emission standards. Edward Cole of General Motors cites potential saving of 2.7 billion gallons of gasoline annually. Twenty eight Syracuse dealers press public support to suspend standards during the energy crisis, backed by local service station operators and farm groups.
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Congress
House
General Motors
Edward Cole
New York
Syracuse Automobile Dealers’ Association
Central New York
Syracuse Auto Club
New York Farm Bureau
Eastern Milk Producers’ Cooperative
Lawmaker urges temporary repeal of auto emission controls
DeWitt C. LeFevre from Beaver Falls N Y urges Congress to suspend emission control devices on cars and farm tractors during the energy crisis to boost mileage by 20 to 30 percent. He cites Rep Jerry Litton and Rep William Stuckey proposing year to year repeals with eventual reinstallation.
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Missouri
Jerry Litton
Chillicothe Democrat
Litton
William Stuckey
Georgia
Stuckey
New York
Jim Barr
Barr-Llewellyn Buick
Syracuse
Congress
Oilcake and the Arab oil embargo paradox
The piece argues the Arab oil embargo exposes a looming shift from fossil fuels as the industrial core. It notes Arabs leverage pressure via oil while seeking unity, and predicts dwindling coal and oil supplies force nations to diversify. It contrasts energy self sufficiency of the U S and rivals, warning fuel shortages will rise costs regardless of Palestine.
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Paris
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Wales
Ruhr
England
Germany
Middle East
North Sea
China Sea
Siberia
Alaska
Africa
Shah
Palestine
Americans Debate Backward Driving For Energy Savings
A provocative speech proposes reversing passenger cars on Thursdays to curb gasoline use. The speaker urges discipline and self restraint for patriots and promises to set an example by reversing first. The idea envisions a collective shift toward backward travel as a symbolic conserve measure.
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Congress
Philip H. Hoff
Rutland Railway
Vermont Railway Corp
Burlington
White Creek
N.Y
Union School Board
Bennington Fire Report Shows 72 Calls in Year
Chief John E. Gibney lists 72 calls for Bennington Fire Department from January to December, including 21 box calls 26 telephone calls 23 four bell alarms one emergency special call and one police call. Property threatened totals 596700 with estimated damage at 73821. Also notes injuries to Irving Fineman and various local civic items and historical notes.
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John E. Gibney
Fire Department
Bennington Fire Department
Irving Fineman
Bennington College
Savannah
Fineman
Vermont Supreme Court
Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Bennington County Farm Bureau
Bennington County
Boards of Selectmen
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