Editorial on TVA air quality efforts and coal use
An editorial notes TVA use of electricity reduces pollution while coal remains needed for power. It traces TVA air quality work from 1949, through 1960s electrostatic ash collectors, and a 1972 expansion tied to stricter standards. The piece urges readers to view TVA projects as evidence of environmental commitment.
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Edward I
London
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Browns Ferry
It's Getting Deeper And Deeper AMERICA'S THROWAWAY SOCIETY
A three month study warns of growing national trash volume from disposable products. It calls for policy changes including recycled materials incentives, federal loans for waste facilities, procurement favoring recyclables, and relaxed waste transport barriers.
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America
Instant Analysis Balances Instant Access
James Reston notes CBS will drop instant analysis of presidential speeches, a shift in timing that aligns with delays to protect the White House. He argues the President, not commentators, creates the crisis by withholding texts, while CBS seeks fair treatment under the First Amendment.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Nixon
Agnew
Columbia Broadcasting System
C. B.S
William Paley
White House
Cronkite
Sevareid
Mudd
Bill Paley
CBS
John Chancellor
David Brinkley
Howard K. Smith
Harry Reasoner
A. B.C
Vietnam
Congress
Senate
House
Archibald Cox
Sen
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
U S Soviet agreements anticipated during Brezhnev visit
The United States and the Soviet Union plan to announce five or six accords during Leonid Brezhnev’s Washington visit June 18 to 26. Agreements cover oceanography cultural exchange transportation tax agriculture and a possible major scientific pact as officials discuss unresolved questions ahead of Brezhnev’s meetings with lawmakers and business leaders.
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Bernard Gwertzman
New York Times
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Brezhnev
Blair House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Senate Committee
Congress
Power and TV: President's reach risks Watergate era imbalance
A pundit argues that if a president can wield full office power and instant access to TV networks without immediate analysis of statements, the American political system could become more unbalanced than at the start of the Watergate scandal.
Alabama House Panel Looks at Expanded Search Warrant Powers
Montgomery Alabama AP The House Judiciary Committee convenes at 10 am to consider a bill expanding who may serve search warrants. Current law limits this to sheriffs deputies and constables. The State Law Enforcement Officers Association backs extending the right to additional officers.
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Montgomery
Ala
House Judiciary Committee
Alabama
State Law Enforcement Officers Association
God Uses Young People and Their Purposeful Lives
A reader laments limited early career chances and questions if youth can matter. The response cites Joan of Arc and Isaac Newton as young achievers and urges trusting biblical guidance 1 Timothy 4 12. It encourages rejecting cynicism and joining groups like Fellowship of Christian Athletes to live purposefully now.
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A. B
Joan of Arc
Isaac Newton
Cambridge
Samuel
David
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Nixon Press Moves Blasted in Study on White House Information Control
A study by the National Press Club and American University accuses the Nixon administration of seeking to control and conceal information. It faulted limited press access, proclaimed a government wide effort to censor public information, and criticized the White House for a programmed press secretary and a propaganda ministry.
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Washington
Nixon
National Press Club
American University
Herbert Klein
Lewis W. Wolfson
University
James McCartney
Knight Newspapers
Washington Bureau
White House
Director of Communications
Office of Telecommunications
Congressional
Rand Corp
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
June 13 1973 AP NYT CQ Briefing
A brief date line from June 13 1973 notes a Wednesday release with Associated Press New York Times News Service and Congressional Quarterly involvement. Contains no additional event details in the readable segment.
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Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Congressional Quarterly
Hospitals Targeted in Cambodian U S Air Strikes Controversy
Classified Cambodian documents claim battlefield commanders pressed for bombing on field hospitals while American pilots report cautious bombing and unclear friendlies. A diplomat says U S forces control the operation center and often block hospital strikes, yet civilian tolls rise from widespread bombing campaigns.
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Washington
Phnom Penh
Phum Khyok
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Les Whitten
Decatur Daily publication details and policy note
The Decatur Daily outlines founder editor W R Shelton 1912 to 1924 and details publishing schedule and postal information. It notes misstatements are not intentional and invites grievance investigations with redress if warranted. Subscription rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier with tax included.
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Watergate
Diogenes
Billy Graham
Nixon Press
Jack Anderson
U. S
Cambodian Air Force
West Bank
Mekong
THE
Decatur Daily
W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O. Box
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