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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1975

Page

7

Carter Proposes Economic War If Arab Oil Embargo Returns

In a CBS interview Jimmy Carter urged consideration of an economic declaration of war against Arab oil producers if an embargo reoccurs. He warned the U S would cut food arms oil equipment and other goods from Arab nations while maintaining friendship with them. Carter plans to enter primaries including Florida March 9 against George Wallace. He rejected a vice presidency and would quit campaigning if defeated fairly. Udall urged winning primaries to revive polls and outlined steps to cut unemployment and expand health care tax reform and welfare reform.

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Reagan Would Back Ford If Ford Wins Nomination

Ronald Reagan told ABC that he would support President Ford if Ford defeats him for the 1976 GOP nomination. He refused to pledge support for Rockefeller or other rivals, labeling the question hypothetical and ruling out a third party. He defended a $90 billion federal spending cut and discussed taxes, China and busing.

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Air Ferns Survive On Light Water Dust And Air

In a Charleston Gazette Ask Andy column a 20 volume Merit Students Encyclopedia set is donated to Dana Therell, 13, of Richmond. The piece explains epiphytes that live above ground such as air ferns orchids lichens Spanish moss and mosses. They need light air moisture and sometimes dust particles, but do not extract nourishment from hosts. Epiphytes perch on trees and wires in tropical jungles and can store water. some orchids may live with or without soil.

Los Angeles Times Andy Dana Therell Richmond Deep South

End of 1975 Atlantic Hurricane Season According to NHC

The season ended with six hurricanes and two other storms, Eloise caused most deaths and damage with 34 in Puerto Rico, 25 in Hispaniola, 2 in the U.S. Remnants pushed northeastern flooding causing 10 deaths and about 150 million dollars in damage. Eloise damages in Florida ranged 100 to 150 million.

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