Energy crisis deepens as cheap power fades in U S
The guest editorial argues the United States faces a worsening energy squeeze as oil imports rise, natural gas supplies tighten, and nuclear and coal options face environmental and safety costs. It notes global demand, higher bills, and a growing foreign debt from energy imports and outlines economic and political implications.
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Lonming
United States
Americas
America
Avo Cara
Ieach
Middle East
Siberia
Japan
Europe
Fans May Harbor More Aggression After Big Games
A Temple University psychologist finds that spectators display greater post game hostility than pre game levels regardless of victory or defeat. The study questions the calming effect of international sports events and advises domestic use, cautioning families to give players time to unwind after games.
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Jeffery Goldstein
Temple University
Daddy
Wali
Street Journal
Soviet Naval Power Challenge for the LaC's
Norman Polmar argues in a new study that the U S Navy lags behind the Soviet Navy in vessels and nuclear submarines. He notes carrier strength remains American dominance while Soviet cruisers and subs threaten coastal defense, and warns naval inferiority could invite conflict if not addressed.
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Washington
Chesapeake Bay
United States
National Strategy Information Center
14 West 67Th SS
New York City
Norman Polmar
Polmar i
France
Polmar
National
América
Pal- Glar
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Southeastern
Asia
Russia
Viativoistok
George McGovern
Prolic
Soviet
Fale
Economic mood swings and upbeat Outlook Loom
A sardonic take on economists and the 1970s boom bust cycle notes rising production and jobs, yet warns of overheating. It cites 1973 as a likely boom year but questions whether analysts are content, highlighting a 23.23 billion federal deficit and looming tax impulses affecting spend and inflation.
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Cary
Ihssuuh
Pho
Muamufacturers
Ashich
Blawi
Ravine preservation versus development sparks editor letters
Readers debate the New Dobbel ravine in Highlands, torn between preserving the 1053 College Community Plan open space and a proposed 200 foot fill for a nearby commercial project. Critics warn against environmental loss and private profit driving council decisions, urging retention of a natural eco system and future impact studies.
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Eviton
Lbs
College
New Dobbel
Pew
Vesper
Regional Park District
H. Muswall
California
San Jose
Parkside Drive
Grandview
Campus’ View
Harold Gillian
Community leaders urge saving canyon from fill and parking lot
Hayward residents and organization members protest city plans to fill 200 feet for a parking area and destroy a stream in the canyon known since 1915 as public park. They cite planning reports noting ecological value and historic maps showing the ravine as open space.
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Highlands
New' Dobbel
Audubon Society
Hayward Historical Society
Hiking Club
Hayward
Nayward
Mitte
Publi Works Department
Marilyn Waterman Wayewaere
Cleveland Mayor Pledges Pay Cuts to Curb City ills
A satirical column alleges Mayor Mulph Perkiae proposes sweeping pay cuts for police fire health and maintenance officials to eliminate crime fires and illness in Cleveland. It mocks utopian governance and suggests national salary cuts for lawmakers and officials, urging action by the mayor.
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Cleveland
Mulph Perkiae
Eden
Herk
Gelling
Sauitalian Department
U.S
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