Oil Embargo Threat Urges Independent Hearings
The article notes Frank G. Zarb of the Federal Energy Administration warns a new oil embargo could occur. It highlights rising imports from OPEC, stagnant coal output, and delays in nuclear and domestic oil and gas production, urging independent hearings to curb big oil power and spur domestic production.
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Not All Roses A Humbling Chicago Meeting With Mrs Hills
Secretary Carla Hills faced about 200 homeowners in Chicago as they challenged HUD over mortgage lender tax practices. She demanded documented complaints before action and was jeered as she left. The piece contrasts women’s ascent with harsher scrutiny at top levels.
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Housing and Urban Development
Chicago
Teamsters Force Public Service Union Tactics Cited
An opinion piece argues that the International Brotherhood of Teamsters uses strong arm tactics to represent public service employees, including police and fire units, in many California towns. It warns that non-union plants face pressure, with lawsuits and constitutional challenges likely as cities resist negotiation.
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Senator Soaper Crime Keough Plan Mentioned
Commentary notes tax tactics for self employed crooks using Keough plans. A loud bus protest declares steadfast opinions. George Wallace positions remain strong amid rival 3centers campaigning hard. A psychologist links saying no to success while Ford faces vetoes on Capitol Hill. Escaped prisoners captured after seeking a drink.
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Moroccans Have No Choice But To March
Washington reports a Moroccan march on Spanish Sahara linked to King Hassan II. The move risks stirring American fatigue with dramatic confrontations while the Moroccans insist the region is ethnically and geographically Moroccan. United Nations intervention could delay decisive action and worsen the crisis.
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Spanish Sahara
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Morocco Ruler Seeks Unarmed March Toward Sahara
Holmes Alexander assesses Morocco King Hassan II pressing for an unarmed march into Spanish Sahara while war rumors swirl. Media bias and private profit blur frontline reporting as tensions rise, with U.S. officials and Arab neighbors watching.
John Chamberlain Softening Positions In South Africa
The piece argues South Africa under Vorster shows tentative conciliations toward black states while maintaining apartheid. It cites Transkei independence plans for October 1976, UN and OAU reactions, and warns this could test apartheid when nine black homelands each field their own army. It also contrasts liberal US reaction and Muhammad Ali's stance on separatist ideas.
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Parting Shots on Values and Modern Life
A skeptical age faces high living costs and consumer fear as remarks pin economic stagnation on the consumer movement. The column riffs on teens, running the mile, and risk in everyday choices from guitars to new recipes and guest releases.
Is the Civil Service Obsolete in Government?
Sen Barry Goldwater notes criticism of the Civil Service as an obstacle to efficiency. A rising cadre of experts says intricate rules create red tape, reducing productivity and rewarding mediocrity, even prompting the National Civil Service League to back reform or abolition.
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