Transco Expands Search for Natural Gas Supplies
The firm reports a new gas discovery off Louisiana at South Marsh Island in Block 107 and a high bid of 145 million dollars for offshore federal leases. Transco, operator in the group, notes its aim to secure gas for communities along its pipeline from Texas and Louisiana to New York amid potential winter curbs and price shifts.
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TV Family Hour Debate Faces First Amendment Door
A Los Angeles judge ruled that the NAB policy mandating family viewing hours under FCC pressure violates the First Amendment. Courts said broadcasters must answer to their audience, not to government, while viewers may voice objections to programming. The piece also notes fashion forecasts and seasonal hints.
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U.S
Warren J. Ferguson
Rabin Seeks Peace Talks Ahead of Israel Elections
In Tel Aviv Rabin frames October elections as compatible with pursuing Arab talks. He argues Israel’s military position is stronger since 1973, while domestic turmoil and a bank scandal burden his Labor Party. He plans to push for a settlement with Arab states and aims to visit Washington in spring to shape a mandate before the fall vote.
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Egypt
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What Nation Would Not Lie To Live? South Korea in the stocks
John Chamberlain argues that Congressional probes into South Korea’s covert influence efforts reveal the constant risk of government corruption. He warns against trashing the baby with the bathwater, noting the need for integrity while acknowledging nations’ use of deception in security matters. Churchill quote cited on truth in war.
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U.S
Washington, D.C
Thailand
Accuracy And Obsessions In Media Analysis
A Washington critic arguesAccuracy in Media overreaches by blaming media bias on ownership while ignoring editorial drift toward advocacy journalism. The piece contrasts Watergate coverage and CIA reporting with government data, urging balanced transparency and warning against censorship by powerful media factions.
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Porpoises and Tuna Clash Returns to Court
James J. Kilpatrick reflects on Supreme Court Justice Rehnquist halting yellowfin tuna harvesting for the year as California fishermen warn of $11 million to $16.5 million losses. He traces Marine Mammal Protection Act roots, industry impact, and the fine line between good intentions and overreach.
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Charles Richey
Pete McCloskey
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Robert Leggett
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