Energy crisis unchanged as U.S. faces imports and price risk
Washington Star interview with Frank Zarb, head of the Federal Energy Administration, notes the crisis persists due to imported oil comprising about 38 percent of demand. He warns future embargo risks and price shocks and outlines conservation, pricing, and policy options for reducing import dependence toward 1985 independence.
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Federal Energy Administration
Washington Star
Roberta Hornig
Washington
United States
Zarb
Congress
Wyoming
Nevada
California
Massachusetts
New York
Detroit
Levi labels FBI counterespionage programs foolish and outrageous
Attorney General Edward H. Levi criticized FBI counterespionage programs from 1956 to 1971 as foolish and sometimes outrageous. He said five additional Cointerpro operations existed beyond previously disclosed ones and noted officials may not have known about them. Levi expressed reliance on officials’ good faith and press reports for information.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
FBI
Cointerpro
Levi
Court worried on religious issues
A bloc on the Supreme Court fears religious controversy is coloring public policy. Judges debate if faith driven division could threaten government aid to religious institutions and laws on abortion research and clinical death. The justices see political divisiveness as a guiding factor in church state rulings.
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Lyle Denniston
Washington Star
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
William J. Brennan Jr
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Kissinger diplomacy hinges on Ford Sadat talks
Ford and Kissinger have gained time to push a Middle East peace effort with Sadat and Rabin meeting in June and August Geneva prospects. Officials remain pessimistic about breakthrough as Kissinger’s step by step approach wanes and concerns grow over a new Arab-Israeli war.
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N. Y. Times News Service
Washington
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
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Egypt
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Austria
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Israel
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Moscow
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Soviet Union
Vienna
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Sadat
Rabin
United States
Syria
United Nations
Golan Heights
Capitol Hil
European Economic Community
Muskie Leads Jackson in Early 1976 Demo Showdown
Gallup surveys 675 Democrats show Muskie with 41 percent to Jackson 34 percent with 25 percent undecided. Knowledge of candidates favors Muskie. results vary by region and age, with Kennedy leading in head to head tests over both Muskie and Jackson and over Wallace.
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George Gallup
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Maine
Henry Jackson
Washington
South
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
George Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Humphrey
McGovern
Richard Nixon
Nixon
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