Editorial calls for tidal power from Passamaquoddy Bay
The Journal argues energy crisis demands action on tidal power. It notes tides could move mountains, urges broad regional coalition to push the Dickey Lincoln proposal and channel New England and Maritime support to Washington for a Passamaquoddy Bay generator.
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Cohen
Dickey-Lincoln
New England
Maritimes
Washington
Paul Harvey 25 Percent Tax Proposal Sparks Reform Talk
Former Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris leads a citizen tax revolt plan to cap all taxes at 25 percent with no deductions. Proposals cite simplification, IRS staffing shifts, and ending loopholes while critics warn of potential unfairness and political motives.
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Oklahoma
Fred Harris
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Thx Revenue
Coleman Andrews
Treasury
John Connally
IRS
Johnnie Walters
Walters
The
Wall Street Journal
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Harris
Otails
Uncle Sam
Melting Petrified Forest Faces Looting by Vacationers
Arizona's Petrified Forest, a 27 mile park ringed by barbed wire, loses 250000 visitors yearly who take pieces as souvenirs. Signs warn federal offenses. naturalists urge restrictions to bus tours to protect the rare forest.
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Arizona
Biddeford Shop Journal Publisher Staff Notes
The Biddeford Shop Journal lists Alta W Foster B F Whitehouse and W Paul Casavant as publisher and editor with Gladys M Whitehouse as president and treasurer. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday from 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine and includes subscription rates and Associated Press membership details.
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W. Foster
Associated Press
Tor Press
Rd Aves
Geek Ci. A
Pentagon Civilians in Vietnam Seek to Replace Advisors
Washington memo reveals about 20 000 civilian experts to be recruited from DoD ranks for Vietnam duty or to work as employees of Sperry Rand Lear Siegler Northrop and NHA Inc. Some will stay on Pentagon payroll with return rights and allowances. Also notes CIA Air America and other entities recruiting, plus risk of POWs if captured. Caution urged over unregulated acupuncture growth in the US and risk of quackupuncturists.
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Jack Anderson
Ashington
Vietnam
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Saigon
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U.S
South
Dod
Air Force
Vietcongs
Hanoi
Lear-Siegler
Air America
Laos
Cambodia
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Greece
Turkey
Ethiopia
Nixon
American Medical Association
Made in the U.S.A. Faces Global Trade Pressure
Washington correspondent Bruce Biossat argues America's knowledge base and tech strength remain envied, but exports lag as Western rivals and Japan gain ground. He cites underused markets abroad, high domestic demand for foreign goods, and a dull U.S. response, urging sharper branding and innovative products.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
America
West Germany
Holland
Japan
Africa
U.S
Detroit
Mac's World Journalism explained by Don Maclean
Washington column presents a satirical interview with veteran journalist Don Maclean. He shares mock standard replies to student questions, notes the difficulty of finding decent journalism jobs, and offers tongue in cheek career guidance alongside brief microcolumns.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Army
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