Appalachian Power tops efficiency rankings for multi plant firms
In 1974 Appalachian Power Company again led U S utilities with more than one generating plant in efficiency. Four of its six coal plants rank among the top 21. The firm credits advanced technology and fuel use. A Danville joint plant proposal could shift power sales and borrowing dynamics, requiring careful study.
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Appalachian Power Company
Appalachian
John W. Vaughan
Vaughan
Danville
Too Many Svengalis Behind Squeaky Fromme’s Ford Incident
The Sacramento arraignment reveals Lynette Fromme, 26, claiming she aimed at President Ford to spotlight political views and Manson's cause. Analysts compare her to a Trilby to Charles Manson as mental coercion is debated. Fromme’s rambling statements mix environmental worries with other issues, showing incoherence and trouble tracing a single lawful cause.
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Lynette
Manson
Fromme
Not Always The Greatest Ali’s Mouth Beats Champ In Pinball Duel
A Richmond sportswriter notes a Virginia Navy crowd for UVA football and Sonny Randle’s drawing power exceeds Scott Gardner’s arm. Muhammad Ali, famed for saying he is the greatest, loses a pinball duel to a 15 year old daughter of a sportswriter, leaving the boxer momentarily speechless.
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University of Virginia Navy
Sonny Randle
Scott Gardner
Ali
Maten
Deer Lake
Leaper Bo Callaway Drives Ford Campaign Rally
Senator Leaper Bo Callaway, who led a volunteer army, campaigns for President Ford amid funding challenges. The piece critiques payola in radio and notes public mood spurring lawsuits as Americans cope with low spirits.
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Bo Callaway
Ford
Big Business Uses Ads to Aid Leftist Propaganda
M Stanton Evans argues that AT&T General Motors and Exxon fund liberal causes and media like The Progressive and the American Issues Forum to sway public opinion. He cites ads defending catalytic converters and corporate histories while promoting Cuba Portugal Southeast Asia coverage seen as sympathetic to communist movements.
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At&t
General Motors
Exxon
Human Events
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Progressive
Portugal
Castro
Cuba
Sen
George McGovern
James Bowen
Southeast Asia
Iron chariots in life and faith in ancient and modern view
A Furman University sermon uses Judges 1 9 to compare biblical iron chariots with modern obstacles. It highlights perseverance through thorn in the flesh trials like Paul's, urges acceptance of limits, and notes how faith can turn hindrance into strength despite ongoing struggles.
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Mediterranean Sea
Paul
Adoniram Judson
India
Burma
Christian Missions
Time Proving Unkind To Marxist Giants
Ralph de Toledano argues time favors the Republic of China over Soviet and Maoist China, noting Taiwan’s prosperous economy and self sufficiency. He warns of Sino Soviet rivalries, infighting in Red China, and the risk of a sudden escalation, urging prudent U.S. restraint and vigilance.
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Egypt
Middle East
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Taiwan
United States
Red China
Soviet Union
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-Lai
Mao
Indira Gandhi
China
Moscow
Peking
Cain
Abel
Jacob
Esau
Portugal's Left Struggle Risks Shift Toward Authoritarianism
Jeffrey Hart analyzes how U S media oversimplify the Portuguese crisis, noting that spring elections favored socialist parties but excluded right and centrist groups. He argues the fight pits Communists against democratic socialists, with anti Communist sentiment rising among farmers, Catholics, students, and small landowners as Army leaders warn of a possible move against a Communist dictatorship.
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Newsweek
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Vasco
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Democratic Socialist Party
Mario Soares
Christian Democratic Party
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Labour
Christaan Democrats
Soares
Alvardo Cunhal
Oriana Fallaci
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Dunhal
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Lisbon
Lourdes
Carlos Charais
Charais
Maria Soares
Angola
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