Fuel Crunch Seen 20 Years Ago But Nation Did Little
John Cunniff argues Americans ignored warnings of an energy crunch two decades ago. He cites psychiatrists on denial of limits, industry pursuing profits over national needs, and government slow to act despite forewarnings from oil officials and studies. The piece critiques chronic neglect of planning for oil shortages.
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National Industrial Conference Board
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National Planning Assn
Reform Needed For Congress Too Jensen Martin
Jensen Martin, Democratic candidate for Second district congressman, argued that campaign spending reforms targeting the Senate are insufficient. He urged applying strict controls to Congress, banning private contributions above a few dollars, expanding public financing, and mandating personal asset disclosure for federal candidates.
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Martin Jensen
U.S. Senate
Jensen
Mt. Mercy College
Congress
LaSalle Yale Madrigal Dinner Slated for Weekend
LaSalle high school hosts a madrigal dinner with medieval and Renaissance songs and old English Christmas tunes. Washington high student Janet Hitchcock will harp, Coe College student Steve Armstrong guitar, with dinner at 7 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. hospitality. Tickets cost 6 dollars via LaSalle high school at 363-2026.
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LaSalle High School
LaSalle
Janet Hitchcock
Washington High School
Steve Armstrong
Coe College
Sell unused items with a low-cost want ad
Promote decluttering by placing a low-cost want ad. Call 398-8234 to list your unwanted items for quick sale and reach local buyers efficiently.
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Driver Burns to Death After Gasoline-Filled Car Crash
Erie police report a motorist died when his car veered off a road south of Erie and burst into flames. Richard Trojan, 28, of Erie, was killed. He carried three five-gallon gasoline cans in the back seat and another tank in the trunk.
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Richard Trojan
Erie
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House Passes Bill To Cut Saxbe's Pay
Washington AP The House approved a bill cutting the attorney general's pay to 35 000 to make William Saxbe eligible for the post after Nixon appointed him following Elliot Richardson's resignation. The measure previously passed the Senate and faces a possible court challenge over constitutional limits. House amendments on congressional free mail rules move to the Senate.
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William Saxbe
Ohio
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Wash Concert Set Thursday by Washington Jazz Lab
The Washington high school jazz lab band the Revolutionists will perform Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Richard Brickley directs the ensemble. Tickets are sold at the door with admission 1.25 dollars for adults and 0.75 dollars for students.
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Washington High School
Jazz Lab
The
Revolutionists
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Trespass Charge Dismissed in Marion Magistrate Court
A criminal trespass charge against Jessie Shannon of Route 1 Marion was dismissed last week in magistrate court. The charge stemmed from alleged trespassing on property owned by Lyle Shakespeare of Route 1 Marion on October 23.
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Jessie Shannon
Route One
Marion
Lyle Shakespeare
Man Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge in Magistrate Court
Howard Sampson of 622 Eleventh Avenue SE pled guilty last week in magistrate court to assault and battery. He received a 30 day jail sentence after being charged with assaulting Mabel Beltz on November 4.
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Howard Sampson
Eleventh Avenue SE
Mabel Beltz
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