Oil Shortages Seen Rising Worldwide by 2000
A 35-member international study backed by MIT warns global oil demand could outpace supply within four to six years if OPEC restricts output. It projects free world shortages of 15 to 20 million barrels daily by 2000, even with conservation. Natural gas could meet demand, but oil under limits risks higher prices and potential conflict.
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Murphy inaugurates Bennington College amid student protest
Murphy, Bennington College's new president, interrupts his inaugural address to hear a student protest led by Mark Penka. The student urged action over the potential nonrenewal of three faculty members, Harris, Schroeder, and Cheuse, amid a broader push for open controversy and accountability in governance.
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DES daughters case dismissed over lack of product specificity
A Wayne County judge dismissed 144 DES daughters and 40 husbands’ suit alleging cancer from mothers’ DES use during pregnancy. He ruled the action invalid for failing to name specific product makers, rejecting joint liability against all drug makers. Plaintiffs may appeal amid broader industry claims.
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Rotarians welcome Tax Commissioner Paul Wickes Page 3
Inside Local notes Rotarians welcome tax official Paul Wickes with brief remarks. Page 3 reference.
UCS faces 110000 dollar cutback in coming year
United Counseling Service faces a 110000 dollar deficit next year as federal funds end and the state won't cover the gap. Executive director Joseph LoPiccolo says programs outside mandated mental health services, including Head Start and RSVP, may be cut or staff reduced to avoid total program loss.
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United Counseling Service
UCS
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National Institute of Mental Health
Diversity of Indian interests at final Bennington symposium
Nearly 100 people attended the second day of the Bennington College symposium on Four Centuries of Indian Activists. Ada Deer urged understanding and dialogue while Eskimo Etok Edwardson and Kent Ouimette raised sharp criticisms. The program covered Abenaki de assimilation, Menominee restoration, Eskimo issues, and urban Native life in New York.
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Wisconsin
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S. Bobo Dean
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Guilford
Vermont Council On
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