Energy decision facing us all in Alaska gas plan
A debate over Alaska gas delivery options pits an all land Arctic Gas pipeline through Canada against El Paso's liquefied gas tanker plan. Proponents cite lower cost and reliability for the Arctic route, predicting faster, cheaper supply for New England and the nation.
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New England
New
Alaska
Canada
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Arctic Gas
Prudhoe Bay
Mackenzie Delta
United States
el Paso Natural Gas Co
California
Arctic
Maine
el Paso
U.S
St. Lawrence Seaway
Progress made by Paul Harvey on Bicentennial view
Los Angeles Times columnist Paul Harvey argues against doubters of a national Bicentennial celebration in an election year. He recalls 1876 as a turbulent decade with scandals and social unrest, urging constructive reform rather than partisan obstruction.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Ulysses Grant
Grant
Philadelphia
New York City
Boss Tweed
Henry Adams
Walt Whitman
William Graham Sumner
Custer
Little Big Horn
National
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Arthur Schlesinger
Congress
Ashington
Coors
Olympia
California
Alaska
Arizona
San Francisco
Colorado
Idaho
Nevada
Cheyenne
Wyo
Banks
Pentagon sees Arab advantage in weapons stockpile
Secret intelligence estimates warn Israel would face heavier Arab firepower from Egypt Syria Jordan Iraq Libya and Saudi Arabia with air sea and missile superiority. Israel could win but with heavy casualties. Arab forces' overall strength is described as overwhelming. Reports note the six Arab powers possess 1509 fighters 247 MiG-23s and 78 600 airmen versus Israel's 426 fighters 1 100 pilots and 19 000 airmen.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Israel
Pentagon
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Iraq
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Florida
Jimmy
Greek Snyder
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Carter
Jackson
American Hospital Association
A little dad might do you Buck Bascom
Russell Baker presents a satirical diary of Buck Bascom a CIA reporter whose misadventures span Einstein De Gaulle Castro McLean and Allen Dulles with spoof espionage grafted into a New York Times framing. The piece blends faux memoir chapters with absurd missions and self mocking exploits.
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Buck Bascom
Russell Baker
New York Times
CIA
Ace
Albert Einstein
Princeton
Einstein
Allen Dulles
Buffalo
Franck Symphony
Ihen
Asl
de Gaulle
Paris
France
Intelligence plan needs Congress input
The CIA faced criticism for domestic spying and overreach as the Ford plan proposes executive orders with broad exceptions. The piece urges Congress to establish clear legal limits, oversight, and a formal framework to restore public trust and constitutional legitimacy. It notes past failures of self policing and calls for a Senate oversight committee.
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Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Washington
CIA
Rockefeller Commission
Ford
Seen
United States
Laos
Angola
Harry S. Truman
Supreme Court
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Pollyanna
Senate
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Alta W. Foster
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Brian C. Thayer
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Presiderti
Caribbean
McLean
Clara Petacci
Fidel Castro
Castro
Bascom
Aribbean
Ase
Elm
Main
Dulles
E. Howard Hunt
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