Let the D E P Look at Pittston Oil
Editorial urges Pittston Oil Co to file plans for an Eastport refinery with Maine Board of Environmental Protection. It argues against a seven month coast development moratorium and warns against locating the refinery in New Brunswick, favoring Maine control and local economic benefit.
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Concrete Lobby Pushes Highway Spending Against Nixon
In St Louis a federal court ruling blocks impounding funds for interstate highways, boosting the so called concrete lobby led by highway contractors and gear makers. The piece argues inflation, deficits, and urban transport needs favor reducing highway outlays and expanding public transit.
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Russell Kirk
St. Louis
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Nixon
Congress
Supreme Court
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Vietnam
Concrete Lobby
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Federal Highway Trust Fund
Michigan
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
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House Committee On Public Works
Gemstone as keystone in Magruder Watergate confession
The article details how the word Gemstone tied Watergate to Jeb Magruder, confirming that James McCord’s written statement links bugging to February 1972 in the Justice Department under John Mitchell. It covers Sally Harmony’s grand jury disclosures, Liddy’s briefing, and Magruder’s decision to testify.
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Washington
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Watergate
James McCord
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Mitchell
White House
John Dean
Liddy
Sally Harmony
Grand Jury
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Hunt
Robert Reisner
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Mac's World Supermarket tour by Don MacLean
Washington column argues housewives struggle to save money at supermarkets. A playful field test shows a typical shopper learning to prepare meals with pantry basics and fresh produce, highlighting perceived skill loss since Stone Age times.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Washington News Exports to Japan A Rising Trade Pattern
Ambassador Ushiba notes Japan's imports of U.S. goods up 42 percent in three months while its exports to the United States rise 16.6 percent. He says the trend is encouraging and wants the gap to shrink by May 7 as Nixon trade proposals loom.
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Ushiba
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France
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Virginia's Viewpoint Consumers Up For a Spending Boom
Virginia Payette notes shoppers race to spend as inflation lingers. Personal income nears $1 trillion with tax refunds boosting buying power. Despite unemployment, wholesale prices rise while savings accumulate, signaling strong consumer confidence and a booming economy amid high prices.
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