Opinion: Gasoline crunch solution urged by Texaco president
Telegram opinion argues pollution controls on cars reduce efficiency and raise gas use. Aprin McKinley of Texaco cites domestic crude shortages and 1985 emission penalties, urging temporary tech focus on efficient internal combustion engines instead of mandates.
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Ostanlo
Aulion
Aprin 1. McKintey
Texaco, Inc
Air and Water Pollution Subcommittee
Senate Public Works Committee
McKinley
U.S
Pollution Commission Control
Veance
McKinlen
Alaska
Loxaco
Houston Kept Alive Downtown While Suburban Drift Occurs
Across the nation aging city cores lose business to suburbs, but Houston remains distinct. Since 1901 it grew from 44,000 to a sixth largest U.S. city, with a vibrant central business district. The Houston Chronicle chose to renovate downtown offices, not abandon them. Houston uniquely remains zoned, avoiding energy shortages and growth moratoriums.
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Houston
Exas
United States
Notes, Eulitor
Publisher Magazine
E&p
The
Houston Chronicle
Harold Buchwald the only man who can do everything
The columnist Harold Art Buchwald is noted as having vanished for a few weeks to reflect on Watergate. A vivid anecdote follows about a man named Harold who unexpectedly handles every step in making, repairing, and upholstering furniture, from wood to fabric, all within a barn near Delaware. The piece portrays Harold as the sole capable worker amid a nation of middlemen and subcontractors, juggling numerous crafts at once.
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Art Buchwald
Watergate
Washington
United States
America
Harold
Wisconsin
Delaware
Harald
Oregon
Bookshelves Delay From Lone Craftsman Harried by Subcontractors
Harald laments being the sole craftsman after a Denver Buy left, with 14,387,003 subcontractors depending on him and no help found. He forecasts an April 12 1978 delivery if shipping stays smooth, joking about rush orders for lamps and President Harding. He notes Justice Wendell Holmes and Judge Crater in a quirky exchange.
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Harald
Denver
Patel Beter
United States
Wendell Holmes
Butte
President Harding
Harding
Judge Crater
Out West Acorss 4a and 6a Word Puzzle Clues Marred by OCR
A garbled OCR puzzle page lists scattered clues and partial words across many entries. Names, numbers, and place labels appear amid broken phrases, hinting at a large mixed clue set without coherent questions or solutions.
BARBS by Phil Pastoret on dieting and scarce meals
The column humorously warns readers about strict diets while noting the difficulty of securing enough food. It mixes light critique with a playful tone about everyday meals and self discipline in eating.
Latent syphilis guidance by Dr Lawrence E Lamb
Dear reader asks about long past syphilis and tests. The expert explains stages of syphilis, late latent disease risks, testing options including sensitive blood tests and spinal fluid analysis, and that late syphilis can be asymptomatic yet still cause damage. treatment should be considered if past infection is possible, and transmission to others at this late date is not likely.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Br. Lamb
Tru
Popular culture mythologizes politics as a presidential trinity
The essay argues that American secular myths cast the Presidency in a Trinity-like schema. Washington is Father, Lincoln is Son, Kennedy is Holy Spirit, with Nixon as Satan and Watergate sparking debate over culpability. The piece treats these myths as evolving cultural narratives shaping national identity.
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Ining
Oxford
Ray
Ameria
Key Polily
George Washington
God
Republic
Father
Washington
Washington Monument
John F. Kennedy
Arlington
Hiller
Satan
Judge proposes prison labor plan to make crime pay
Judge Manuel M. Rocker tells the Ohio Correction Court Service Association that the Southern Ohio Penitentiary costs will reach 12.5 million dollars over five years. He advocates prisoners becoming private industry employees with wages, benefits, union membership, and earnings savings to fund restitution and support families, arguing prisons could become revenue sources for communities.
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Las Spring
Ohio Correction Court Service Association
Southern Ohio
Lucasville
Manuel M. Rocker
Abe
Columbus
Tatcasville
Hely
Judge Rocker
Emphas
Eee
Monaml Board
Rocker
Bor
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Angeau Center
Taggh
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Mickey Mouse
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Nebraska
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Hoahires Sue
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