Galbraith Supports Carter Energy Plan Says Sacrifice Exaggerated
UPI reports Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith stated he generally agrees with President Carter’s energy plan and that Americans may not feel the pinch as much as anticipated. He criticized the idea of sacrifice as exaggerated by the administration and media and suggested more focus on rail freight redevelopment.
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UPI
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Carter
Northwestern University
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Investigating price fixing in intrastate gas market
Government probes possible price fixing by intrastate natural gas producers and pipeline firms within state borders. Deputy AG Joe Sims says the inquiry aims at antitrust concerns. Intrastate rates escape federal regulation while prices exceed two dollars per thousand cubic feet in some states. Civil investigative demand letters have been issued for documents.
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UPI
Joe Sims
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Justice Department
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CIP board mulls uses for Bicentennial funds in Leigh
Representatives from Leigh civic groups and the Community Improvement Program board of directors met Monday in the Bank of Leigh to discuss spending the leftover Bicentennial Fourth of July funds. CIP chairman Don Tyser said many good suggestions were offered and the board will decide at the May 4 meeting.
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Leigh Civic Organization
Bank of Leigh
Don Tyser
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Quilts Shared by Modern Mrs Club Hostess in Platte Center
Modern Mrs group met with hostess Mrs. James Sprunk to learn about quilt making materials and correct threads presented by Mrs. Harold Waldman. Waldman displayed quilts from her collection including a 1900 piece and a pre Civil War style. Plans were made for a May 11 Lincoln home tour and 4 community projects were discussed including senior citizens day a welcome wagon and a playground for tiny tots. Tim Christensen won the door prize with upcoming meeting set for May 17 at Mrs. Jerry Brandt’s home.
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Harold Waldman
James Sprunk
Tim Christensen
Jerry Brandt
CDC warns of more swine flu cases next winter
CDC flu experts predict swine influenza could spark an epidemic again though certainty is low. Dr. Walter Dowdle notes past vaccines and surveillance, with stockpiled doses and clues from Australia. Warmly dated lines reference A Victoria Hong Kong A Texas and a 1870 Paris republic note.
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