Laser beams promise easier uranium 235 extraction
The Los Alamos team directed by Dr C Paul Robinson reports laser separation of uranium 235, enabling cheaper energy but raising alarm over expanded nuclear weapon production. Both sides claim no clear first, as Soviet researchers shared parallel findings since 1970, making universal access possible and prompting calls for peaceful use with inspections.
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Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
C. Paul Robinson
Soviet Union
Los Alamos
Long wait continues as NH senate race drags on
Controversy over budget and policy masks a stalled process after five months with one New Hampshire Senate seat undecided between Louis C. Wyman and John A. Durkin. Ballot rulings, recount disputes, and pending ballots slow resolution, while an Oklahoma challenge also lingers.
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Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
New Hampshire Insurance
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Durkin
Robert Stark
New Hampshire Ballot Law Commission
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Ballot Law Commission
Norris Cotton
Oklahoma
Ed Edmondson
Henry L. Bellman
Edmondson
Tulsa County
New Hampshire
Senator Soaper Plans IRS sale of Birmingham World League players
Senator Soaper the IRL considers selling players from the defunct Birmingham World Football League to cover taxes. The move would upset families at home as sons are sold to settle debts. The piece also notes nostalgic TV show The Wailtons and President Ford's metric system stance, with judges anxious over new tape measures. Shotgun Schultz defends his brother's laziness as a misinterpreted form of responsibility.
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IRL
Mom
Sonny
Ford
Fonda Clark Hayden urged to negotiate Vietnam relief
John Chamberlain urges Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark to press for a relief exchange with Hanoi. He notes past exchanges were lopsided but essential, warns against trusting a Communist settlement, and cites North Vietnamese troops remaining in the South as a cautioned outcome. A UN relief representative in Geneva seeks emergency action.
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Jane Fonda
Ramsey Clark
Tom Hayden
Hanai
Indochina
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Saigon
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Times
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Tom Wicker
Czechoslovakia
Jan Masaryks
Hanoi
da Nang
South Vietnam
United Nations
Alex Casella
Geneva
Vietcong
Mekong
Hoa Hao
Cao
Dai
Hathaway Seen as Interior Secretary Brings Ambassadorship Temptations
The piece portrays Stanley Hathaway as Ford’s Interior Secretary nominee, balancing duties to the nation with pressure from environmental and regional interests. It cites past governors and lawmakers, warns against role reversal toward special interests, and stresses a temperate, guardian stance for national resource development.
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Washington, D.C
Interior
Stanley Hathaway
Ford
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Walter Hines Page
United States
London
England
America
Europe
U.S
U.S. Treasury
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Interior Department
Fish, Wildlife and Parks
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Hathaway
Morris Udall
Arizona
Open
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Johnson
Nixon
Senate
National Governor's Conference Natural Resources Committee
Interior Committee
Scoop Jackson
Jackson
Commonwealth of the United States
Chileans Speak Up On Their Druthers
A Chilean poll challenges New York Times and network narratives, showing strong citizen approval of President Augusto Pinochet. Sixty four percent say living conditions improved under his government, with high marks for healthcare and education. The survey emphasizes broad support across demographics and willingness to sacrifice for stability.
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Washington
New York Times
Walter Cronkite
John Chancellor
Chile
Salvador Allende
Pinochet
Allende
Ameerican
Congress
Kissinger and Nixon The Paris Accord and Watergate Reflections
Henry Kissinger bears responsibility for the Paris Accord while Nixon faced Watergate. The piece argues Congress failed to honor implicit obligations, warns detente could have altered history, and questions leaders’ judgments amid a shifting Cold War backdrop.
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Henry Kissinger
Congress
Richard Nixon
United States
John Osborne
New Republic
Nixon Watch
Osborne
Tom Wicker
Nixon
Danville Daily Subscription Rates and Policies
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail. Rates include one year for 33.00, six months 16.50, three months 8.25, and one month 2.75, with notices mailed 10 days before expiration and renewals urged.
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