Get tysburg battle tower fuels constitutional rights debate
A proposed 307 foot observation tower at Get tysburg sparks a legal fight over a three year old Pennsylvania constitutional amendment preserving clean air, pure water and the environment. The case moves toward federal involvement as Iowa Eyes a similar 2000s program to reflect the same rights and protections for life quality and natural resources.
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Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Iowa
Doubtful To the Fuityr Energy Costs and Oil Profits
A reader argues that gasoline prices will rise 8 to 11 cents per gallon in two months and accuses major oil companies of exploiting a public crisis. The piece links production cuts, embargo effects, and offshore wells to a political, economic motive, claiming it harms workers and tourism while boosting company profits.
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Mr. Nixon
Imve
Dewey F. Bartlett
R-Oklo
Tretorn
Ten Gallons a Week Gasoline Observation
A note discusses a limited ten gallon weekly gasoline allowance. It questions whether certain cars have been updated to run on the available hot air in the area, implying a speculative or humorous method to extend fuel use.
Cedar Rapids Weather Yields Old Record Claim
A reader argues Cedar Rapids kept multiple weather records, recalling March 25 1932 and a January 13 26 below record tied to the airport. He notes earlier thirties lows and asks for confirmation from a longtime mail carrier friend.
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Cedar Rapids
Biltz
the Gazette
Congress Eyes Limits on Oil Industry Profits
A public debate unfolds as Congress and President Nixon consider measures to curb energy-driven profits. Proposals include an excise tax on crude oil price increases and an excess profits tax, aiming to channel funds into exploration and production while avoiding windfall gains during the energy crisis. Supporters argue profits fund vital investments. critics warn limits could deter investment and worsen shortages.
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Nixon credibility questions buoyed by tax disclosures
A Harris poll reported by The Huns Survey finds 60 percent doubt President Nixon’s honesty in financing his houses at Clemente and Key Biscayne and question his integrity over Watergate. By A38 percent Republicans remain critical of his tax disclosures, while 34-48 percent of Nixon voters share concerns. The survey indicates a broad loss of public trust in his personal finances and leadership.
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Opinion: shoot to kill shortage with new oil investment
The Gazette argues shortages must be ended quickly via ample investment in new fuel and energy facilities. It defends profits, warns against government overreach, and urges fair, workable policy that preserves incentives for plowback into production while guarding public and industry interests.
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