Oil shale promises and US oil independence debate
APennsylvania State University expert argues the United States sits on vast oil shale and other unconventional sources, warning it will take years to exploit. He cites tar sands and heavy oil as near term relief while noting recovery challenges and the need for in situ methods. The piece contrasts government tax breaks for oil companies with consumer costs and calls for renewed exploration in the United States.
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FBI informant ties to trials and Wall Street volatility
The report details FBI informer Lemmer describing pay disputes, alleged court rule violations, and remarks on Justice Department figures while critiquing Defense Department animal experiments. It ties Hoover era rumors to a broader view of federal investigation, court dynamics, stock market swings, and military testing for radiation effects.
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Move Wall Street to Texas precedent
A speaker laments perceived American productivity declines across education industry hospitals and offices. He cites a hardware store order sheet showing 60 percent unavailable and 40 percent junk, warns of economic value collapse, and predicts a troubling fate of lazy workers being put to work in chains.
Nixon's State of the Union pledge faces inflation risk
The article assesses President Nixon's vow that there will be no recession, noting oil and global demand pressures. It discusses inflation as a global problem, the impact of oil prices, coffee bean costs, and wage and price controls. It cites Herbert Stein and policy tensions between free markets and restraints. Boost Corry- It's Good For Yout
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