Resources and recycling shown in Carter era piece
An opinion piece argues against resource scarcity fears, citing a 1974 National Commission on Supplies and Shortages and stressing prudent use and expansion of resources. It highlights Nottingham New Hampshire's recycling success and urges private innovation, noting historical fuel shortages and punchy analogies to urge continued conservation and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
National Commission
Congress
Don Rice
Rand Corp
Bill Simon
Tom Rees
Nat Weinberg
Nottingham
N.H
Recycler Conservation, Inc
Kittery
World's biggest party by Bill Eaton
In a critical look at pay raises for Congress and senior government officials, the piece argues term limits could curb long tenures and reduce lobbyist influence. It questions the idea of “executive talent” in government and notes voters' perceived apathy toward factual voting.
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Congress
Richard S. Schweiker
Washington
U.S
House
Sen. Schweiker
Ford
How To Contact Your Legislators In Pennsylvania And DC
A compact guide lists contact details for US senators Schweiker and Hainz in Washington and DPA governor Shapp in Harrisburg, with addresses for US representatives Hopkins and Marke and a toll free line 1-800-932-0784 for the governor. The Verge.
Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes Warned by Sylvia Porter
A 1977 discussion explains how Ponzi and pyramid schemes lure investors with high quick returns and how rising interest and inflation can blind inexperienced buyers. It notes that frauds persist despite laws and outlines identifying earmarks to avoid being scammed.
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U.S
Understanding Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes Explained
The SEC outlines how Ponzi schemes pay old investors with new funds, and how pyramid schemes rely on recruiting to sustain returns. It describes red flags, investor risks, and a sample promoter model offering distributorships with hidden profit sharing, urging readers to contact the SEC for guidance.
Ex-Caddy Ouimet Triumphs in 1913 Open at Brookline
Francis Ouimet, a former caddy, shocked the 1913 United States Open at The Country Club Brookline by tying and then beating Harry Vardon and Ted Ray in a playoff. Eddie Lowery carried for Ouimet, the crowd roared as the boy and caddy earned praise from the English contenders.
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the Country Club
Francis Ouimettte
Francis
America
Country Club
Brookline
Massachusetts
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Francis Ouimet
Eddie Lowery
Wilfred Reid
England
McDonald Smith
Jim Barnes
Ouimet
Wal “Hagen
Head
Eddie
Vardon
Ray
Ray Pretee Nee
Fins
Texaco accused of diverting Gulf gas for own use
Washington reports allege Texaco siphoned 172 million cubic feet of natural gas daily from federal offshore fields Tiger Shoal and Lighthouse Point, moved via Sabine Pipeline to its Port Arthur refinery without proper approval. Investigators question 1964 certificate and FPC permissions as House Energy subcommittee reviews potential illegal diversion.
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Washington
Texaco
Mobil
Amoco
Texaco Ilegally
Port Arthur
Texas
Oil
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Taxsco
Prc
Henry
Sabine Pipeline Co
Federal Power Commission
Tiger Shoal
Lighthouse Paint
Lighthouse Point Hias
House Energy Subcommittee
John Dingell
D-Mich
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Icorry Journal
Boston
By Bill Eaton
Thecorr
South Sirwery Corry
George R. Sample
Wiliam S. Ea!a
John McLaughlin
Prastracey
Corry
Dinplay
Oravic
United States Senate
Richard 5. Schweiker
R.pa
Senate
Washington, D.C
H. John Hainz Jr
Russell Senate
Pennsylvania
Millan Shapp
Harrisburg
Onorable R. Budd Dwyer
United States Representative AssembLy
Marc L. Marke
Forest Hopkins
Longworth Building
Washington, D
Sylvia Porter
Charles A. Ponzi
Securities and Exchange Commission
Lkely
Ant Uri
Bean
Anton Ee Ea
Sei
Beye
SEC
Investor Services
North Capitol St
Jim Bishop
Fiman
Torea
Barnes
Hagen
Reid
Holtaedge Stary
Grean
Senna
Oulmet
Kina Peatares
Ayedt
By Jack Anderson
FPC
Gary Cohi
Howie Kurzhat
Aco
Sabine
Louisiane
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