Energy package pass exposes Carter ally O Neill’s influence
Perspective argues the energy bill passed largely due to House Speaker O Neill rather than contents, warns that Senate approval would perpetuate the energy crisis. It reviews natural gas supplies, citing ERDA and other agencies showing substantial reserves and criticizing a $175 ceiling as harmful to future gas availability and pricing signals.
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House of Representatives
Carter
House
Thomas P O'Neil
O'Neill
Senate
John O'Leary
Federal Energy Administration
Alamo
Library of Congress
Atlantic Richfield
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
U.S. Geological Survey
National Academy of Sciences
Bureau of Mines
Potential Gas Committee
American Gas Association
Institute of Gas Technology
Stanford Research Institute
Brookings Institution
American Enterprise Institute
Milton Friedman
Paul Samuelson
Letters to the Editor Rules for The Danville Register
The Danville Register invites readers to submit letters to the editor with signatures and addresses to be printed. For verification writers may include telephone numbers. All letters may be edited or shortened when space is limited.
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Danville
Nixon’s TV defense taints Martha Mitchell dispute
Carl Rowan argues Nixon exploits Martha Mitchell to polish his image while minimizing Nixon era crimes. He notes Nixon’s Frost interview trims Mitchell’s faults as Watergate’s cause, ignores Plumbers unit abuses, IRS, CIA and FBI misuses, and questions Nixon’s feigned concern for John Mitchell and aides.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
Nixon
Martha Mitchell
Martha
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Alabama
John
Deb Stuart
Magruder
White House
Internal Revenue Service
CIA
FBI
Tricky Dick
Jack
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Frost
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon's sob stories and the Lessons of Watergate
A critique of Nixon described as manipulative and emotionally unstable, arguing he used public sympathy and denial to avoid accountability. The piece claims Watergate and other crimes occurred under his leadership due to his lack of class and conscience, corrupting people and institutions.
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Nixon
Frost
Audge
Jurn
Mitchell
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Magruder
John Dean
Martha Mitchell
Watergate
Buckley on Panama Canal Treaty Key Points from NY Convention
William F Buckley Jr and seven Young Americans for Freedom leaders at a New York convention debated the Panamanian canal issue. They suggested they would alter their stance if the revised treaty originated in the United States. They warned that panamanian resentment and Torrijos influence shape the dispute, while stressing national security and the need for a calm American stance.
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Young Americans For Freedom
New York
Canal Zone
Torrijos
Panama
Pericles
U. S
United States
Panama Canal
Carter Faces Strain as Lance Era Tests White House
The article analyzes President Carter's reliance on budget director Bert Lance, noting Lance's central role as a confidant and the staff's limits. It argues the administration must reform its inner circle, improve information flow, and consider replacements and new central advisers to restore trust and effective governance. It also covers opposition to arms sales to Iran and political hurdles in Congress shaping White House policy.
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Bert Lance
Jimmy Carter
Mr. Lance
Lance
Congress
Carter
Robert Kennedy
Abe Portas
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Hamilton Jordan
Jody Powell
Robert Lipshutz
Jack Watson
Stuart Bizenstat
Lttle
Jess
Abraham Ribicoff
Charles Percy
Department of Justice
Powell
Lipshutz
Comptroller
OMB
Alice Rivlin
Conressional Budget Office
Charles Zwick
Griffin Bell
Walter Mondale
Atlanta
Charles Kirbo
Kirbo
House
Senate
Sen
Hubert
Humphrey
Mr. Carter
Frank Church
Church
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Lukas
Texas
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Boston
Joseph Kraft
Br. Lyn Davis
U.S
Harold Brown
Brown
Miss Davis
Iran
Lee Hamilton
Indiana
House International Relations Committee
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