Mea Culpa and Quid Pro Quo End power war between Danville and Apco
Danville and Appalachian Power Co reach a settlement ending decades of clashes over power supply. Appalachian agrees to a third delivery point and non interference while Danville withdraws opposition to American Power's Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric acquisition. The deal promises mutual benefit and a fresh start for regional public service.
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Appalachian Power Company
U.S
Vietnam
Appalachian
Chamber of Commerce
Apco
Federal Power Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Electric Power Co
American Power
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Southern Ohio Electric Co
Ohio Municipal Systems
SEC
Ohio Municipals
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Electric Department
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Company
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Danviles Electric Department
First set of criteria to detect alcoholism issued
The National Council of Alcoholism says only one in 200 physicians can accurately diagnose alcoholism and has published initial criteria in the August issues of the American Journal of Psychiatry and the Annals of Internal Medicine. A 14 member committee and 65 consultants spent a year on it. Major symptoms include withdrawal, high drinking despite intoxication, daily consumption of a fifth of liquor or its equivalent, and drinking despite medical or social reasons to stop. Minor criteria cover laboratory tests and behaviors such as surreptitious drinking, frequent car accidents, drinking to relieve anger, insomnia, and attempts to quit. Risk factors include family history of drinking or alcoholism, broken homes, last-born status, and many generations of mood disorders among female relatives.
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American Journal of Psychiatry
Annals of Internal Medicine
Samuel C. Kaim
Kaim
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Capitol Hill
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Virginia
Javits
New York
Strom Thurmond
Junta
House
Greece
Miami
Elias
McGovern
Demetracopoulos
Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
Daily and Sunday carrier and mail rates listed with six months ten and a half dollars, one year thirty two dollars. Notices remind renewals due and AP news use rights noted. Local famine mention appears but no further details provided.
Senator Soaper mocks cookie campaign placards plan
In a wry political salvo, Senator Soaper jokes about campaign placards printed on cookies that can be eaten after the election. He notes the irony of vacation spots ruined by travel writers telling tourists when affordable. He also mocks secret service protection as an insult to surveillance his mother-in-law has supplied.
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Sludgepump
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Shriver
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Herbert Hoover
George McGovern
Joe McCarthy
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McGovern and Shriver in Inflation Debate
William F Buckley critiques Senator McGovern's speech on inflation and Sargent Shriver. He argues McGovern overemphasizes Shriver while delivering a lengthy broadcast speech. Buckley questions McGovern's anti inflation stance and notes discrepancies in projected outlays versus receipts.
McGovern Electoral Prospects in 1972 Observed
Column weighs McGovern’s chances in 1972 with South Dakota as his likely base and evaluates states Nixon might carry. It cites Humphrey 1968 as a benchmark, analyzes possible electoral outcomes, and warns that McGovern’s backers may undermine the Democratic Party, risking South Dakota and overall loss.
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Humphrey
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Arkansas
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Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Texas
Washington
New York
George Wallace
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Time To Reconstruct The Vice Presidency
Holmes Alexander argues for reform of the U S vice presidency by studying lieutenant governors in 42 states. He cites California Alabama Tennessee and Virginia to show how separate elections and broader duties could strengthen executive leadership and reduce ceremonial roles. The piece criticizes the 25th Amendment and calls for a redesign of the office.
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Alabama
James Allen
Tennessee
Senate
Ninois
Nebraska
Unsa
Virginia
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Eisenhower
Eagleton
Dematraconoulos in Greece Amends and Amplifications
James J. Kilpatrick revisits George McGovern Greece matter highlighting Elias P. Demetracopoulos as a central lobbyist. The exile journalist’s role in anti junta efforts and McGovern’s January pledge are examined, with notes on political figures who echo his line.
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George McGovern
Greece
Washington
Elias P. Dematraconoulos
Meresuri
Andreas Papandreou
Canada
McGovern
Elias
Felow
Athens
Poland
Asta
Human Events
Demetracopoulos
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
Warsaw
United Nations
Ethnos
Winchester
Oliver K. Marshall
Colt
Americas
CIA
Gozgopotamos
Dem
Senator Soaper Says Citing Prisons Won’t Solve Crime
The senator questions expanding prison numbers and argues that a better approach would be reducing crime by preventing criminal behavior rather than simply increasing incarceration.
Tilly fears pills to boost iron may keep her from flying
Tilly worries that taking more of the iron boosting pills could trigger security or device restrictions, jeopardizing her ability to board an airplane. She seeks reassurance about the safety and rules governing her condition and travel.
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Tilly
Inheritors Begin War Over Share Among Meek
A provocative idea posits that the meek will wage conflict once they inherit the earth, fighting to claim the largest portion based on perceived meekness and entitlement. The remark explores power dynamics and moral philosophy in a concise, thought-provoking frame.
Republicans Redesign Podium To Avoid Shared Platform
The podium at the convention hall will be rebuilt for the Republicans who reject any hint of sharing the stage with the Democrats, signaling a clear separation in the union’s political display.
Parting Shots on Space Deals and Long Wars
A fragment notes concern that space program commercialization could lead to parking meters on the moon. It also remarks that wars are usually judged clear two decades after peace treaties, revealing who truly won.
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