The Health Hazards of Not Going Nuclear Book Praise
Energy advocate argues nuclear power is safe and cheaper than fossil fuels. He cites Beckmann’s book to counter environmentalist fears and promote U S nuclear energy as essential for jobs and national health. He claims media underreports science and urges reading Beckmann’s analysis for factual truth.
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Washington
America
New Hamphire
Petr Beckmann
University of Colorado
Access To Energy
Beckmann
Carter's Curious Plan in Washington Spreads Myths
M Stanton Evans critiques Jimmy Carter's reorganization rhetoric amid a GOP struggle. He argues Carter's plan would not reduce federal costs or staff, citing Georgia's experience with higher taxes and more employees. Evans notes Carter's claim of efficiency masks growing bureaucracy and predicts a bigger federal government under his approach.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Georgia
Certin
White House
Philadelphia Inquirer
Monarch Butterflies’ Mysterious North American Tour Revealed
Canadian zoologist Fred A Urquhart traces the monarchs western and eastern migrations, revealing wintering grounds in Monterey Peninsula California and a high Mexican mountains site near Mexico City. The effort, supported by National Geographic Society, spans tagging of hundreds of thousands of butterflies and decades of field work.
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Washington
Fred A. Urquhart
National Geographic
Pacific Grove
Zoplogy University
Toronto Canada
Dr. Urquhart
Scarborough College
University of Toronto
Norah
Ant
Kenneth ¢ Brugger
Mexico City
Mr. Brugger
Minnesota
Juan Sanchez
Toronto
United States
Canada
Ford-Nixon split marks convention as Ford seeks Reagan aid
The Kansas City convention showcases a split GOP with Ford winning the nomination and Reagan delivering a dramatic demonstration. Ford weighs Reagan on the ticket as he argues for a steady, low pressure sales pitch while Democrats target the Nixon-Ford record.
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Kansas City
Ford
Ronald Reagan
White House
Reagan
National and local surname rankings in 1974 study
A Social Security based tally finds Smith as the most common U.S. surname at about 2.4 million, followed by Johnson, Williams, Williamson, and Brown. In Danville’s City Directory the Jones family leads locally, with Williams Williamson and Davis also prominent. The study notes local lists do not mirror national order.
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Smith
Wilson
Harris
Harrison
Taylor
Moore
Thomas
White
Danville
Jones
Williams
Williamson Clan
Davis
Thomasson
Thompson
Carter
Johnson
Johnston
Scarce
Scearce
Walker
Adams
Brown
Smiths
Joneses
Senator Soaper Plains GA profits from Carter nomination
A brief note suggests Senator Soaper from Plains Georgia gains financially from the Carter nomination while the piece notes the value of small-town origins for ambitious politicians. It also mentions a visit of tall ships to New York Harbor and cites Ralph Nader and consumer activists offering no final assessment of practicality and safety.
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Plains
Carter
New York Harbor
Ralph Nader
Ford’s First True Test in a National Sales Campaign
Gerald Ford’s early national triumphs set up a tough sales job to convince Americans he is a better president than Carter. Ford’s record is praised for decency, steadiness, and steady inflation improvement, while critics question his conservatism and the appeal of a mature, steady approach in the campaign year.
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Denver
Colo
General Electric
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Baker
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Gov. Carter
Sen. Mondale
Kansas City
Gerald Ford
Jimmy
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Hit
Jimmy Carter
Oval Office
Jerry Ford
Parting Shots on Four Millionaires and Pro Sports
Towns dream of riches while four millionaires back major sports franchises. The piece labels professional athletes as babies, a provocative take attributed to younger observers.
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Senator Soaper
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