Energy policy reforms urged as Carter nation faces energy gap
Editorial urges President-elect Carter to pursue government reorganization focused on energy policy amid bipartisan attempts to claim credit. It highlights Standard Oil (Indiana) official John Swearingen urging domestic exploration, coal use, and energy self-sufficiency, warning of future oil embargos and urging removal of price controls to empower private industry.
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Jimmy Carter
Mr. Carter
United States
Carter
Washington
Vas Mie
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
John E. Swearingen
Greater Des Moines
Iowa
Swearingen
U. S. Petrologum Company
U. S
Middle East
Africa
Oil and Gas Corp
Dear Dr Graham Golden Rule and doctrine in daily life
A reader challenges Dr Graham about focusing on trivial points of doctrine. The column defends valuing the Golden Rule, urges patience with differing faith struggles, and cautions that doctrinal debate should be paired with daily biblical application. The piece stresses growth through truth in love and warns against drifting into mere creed without action.
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DR. Graham
B.B.I
God
Jesus
Paul
Corinthians
Chicago Tribune-M.y. News Syndicate
Jncorid
Word Mounted Puzzle Rules and Sample From 1976
The puzzle image explains Word MOUNTED where four letter plus words are sought from MOUNTED. It notes time limit of forty minutes and a target average of twenty six words. It lists example transformations and disallows possessive forms and proper names. It references the prior day’s Sleepless word and credits United Feature Syndicate.
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Moud
Asterday
Esse
Sepses
Lees
Epee
Slype
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Miller Faces Scrutiny Over UMW Travel and Payouts
Washington bureau reports UMW President Arnold Miller, elected four years ago as a reformer, faces questions over extensive Charleston travel funded by the union. From January to August he racked up 33 trips, hotel bills, and per diems totaling about 4,900, while critics say he did little union work. Reports also allege a special Nova Scotia payroll committee cost the union 16,000, tied to political cronies, a claim Miller calls hogwash.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
UMW
Jiller
Tony Boyle
Miller
Charleston
W. Va
Heart of the Town
Ohley
Nova Scotia
William Marsh
Marsh
Miller at Miller School Stir Sparks Union Critique
Union sources accuse Miller of neglect during crises, citing his absence amid a 1975 West Virginia miner strike while staying at John Rockefeller's Pocahontas home. Rockefeller aides say the home was open to him. Miller says he spoke to miners but cannot recall duration. Nuclear policy fallout emerges as NY seeks cleanup after a Getty Oil reprocessing deal, with ARDA oversight and state liability debated.
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Miller
West Virginia
Pocahontas
John ‘‘Jay
Rockefeller
UMW
Arnold
Getty
New York
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Amy Dunkin
New York Public Interest Research Group
Nypirg
New York State
Atomic Research and Development Authority
ARDA
Getty-owned
Nuclear Fuel Services
NFS
Oliver Townsend
Office of Atomic Development
Townsend
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
West Coast
Gallup
Ford Andreotti meet in last fanfare of power
Ford and Italy's premier Giulio Andreotti meet on the White House South Lawn in a somber state visit. The ceremony underscores looming political strains as Carter’s presidency nears, with mentions of inflation strikes and uneasy futures for both leaders.
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Ford
Andreotti
Mary McGrory
Washington Star Syndicate
Washington
White House
Gerald Ford
Italy
Giulio Andreotti
Jimmy Carter
Carter
America
Giovanni Leone
Americans report religious experiences in national survey
Gallup Princeton survey finds 31 percent of U S adults have had a sudden religious or mystical experience. Others describe visions, divine presence, or awakening during crises. Results show nonchurchgoers and regular attenders both report these experiences, with about 47 million Americans affected.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
America
William James
Lynwood
Wash
U.S
Sir High
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