Appliance makers clash with FEA over energy rules
Editorial cites June 2 testimony from Guenther Baumgart president of the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers in Chicago. He argues FEA wastes taxpayers money and imposes costly, improper conservation plans, urging industry data be used and more time given to craft workable regulations while warning of bigger, heavier, pricier appliances and harms to dealers and consumers. He calls for direct industry collaboration and inflation and environmental impact analyses.
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Federal Energy Administration
United States
Guenther Baumgart
Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers
Chicago
FEA
Baumgart
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NRC criticized for delaying Browns Ferry restart
Birmingham editors back Rep. Bob Jones for challenging NRC delays at Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant. NRC engineers say the plant is safe and ready. a public hearing requested by NBC staff could push start to late summer, costing Valley residents about 300000 dollars daily. Jones argues overreach by federal bureaucrats harms the public.
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Birmingham Post-Herald
Bob Jones
Nuclear Regulatory Agency
NRC
Browns Ferry
Congressman Jones
NBC
Valley
TVA
Browns Ferry Management
Bill Garner
Alabama Attorney General's Office
Washington
Rep. Jones
Biblical counsel on wives loving unbelieving husbands
A pastor advises Christian wives facing an unbelieving husband to win him through exemplary conduct rather than debate. He cites 1 Peter 3:1-4 and 1 Corinthians 7:12-17, urging obedience to God first, while living a life ordered by God. Patience, love, and prayer are emphasized as paths to influence and faith.
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DR. Graham
E.L.A
Jesus
Decatur Daily notices and publication details
The Decatur Daily lists W R Shelton as founder editor 1912 1924 and notes publication by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Decatur Alabama with P O Box 1527 Decatur 3560. It states misstatement policy and grievance redress and provides subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions including trade zone and outside rates with tax included.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing CO
ENC PO
Ala
Torture ship Esmeralda sails in U S salute
Washington report on Chile's military dictatorship plans to send the Esmeralda a noted torture ship to participate in Operation Sail in New York Harbor on the Fourth of July. The piece links prisoner testimony to human rights concerns and notes official responses and broader commentary.
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Chile
U.S
New York Harbor
Ford
U. S
Forrestal
Salvador Allende
Organization of American States
OAS
Esmeralda
America
Frank O. Braynard
F. I
Secretary of the Navy
J. William Middendorf
Defense Department
Congress CBO under fire in Capitol Hill clash over purpose
Congressional Budget Office faces sharp criticism on Capitol Hill as lawmakers clash over its role in budgeting. Critics say it leans liberal or conservative, while Director Rivlin struggles to balance cost estimates with policy analysis amid a hectic fiscal 1977 cycle.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congressional Budget Office
Congress
Capitol Hill
CBO
House Budget Committee
Nion
Senate
House
Congressional
Alice M. Rivlin
House Appropriations Committee
Rivlin
Executive Branch
U.S. Naval Force Alternatives
Public optimism on economy fades in latest Gallup poll
George Gallup report from Princeton shows 48 percent expect improvements in six months, 29 percent foresee declines, and 17 percent predict no change. Nonwhites tilt toward worse outcomes while whites favor better conditions, with Easterners most optimistic at 55 percent better and Midwesterners least so.
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Princeton
N.J
United States
East
South
West
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