Energy Crisis Critique in Newsweek's Silent Rebuke
Newsweek runs a special section on the energy crisis blaming misguided policies environmental extremism and anti technology crusaders for a shortage that could force civilization back to candlelight. A Denver school room scene shows empty desks and a lone teacher illustrating the cost of fuel shortages.
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Newsweek
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Distaff Side discusses women libraries and prices
March topics include Harvard Schlesinger Library focus on women and a Smith College rival. Gloria Steinem honored at Harvard as Person of the Year. Isle of Man slated for World Festival of Women’s Liberation. Budget notes cite wage growth and farm prices. editorial muses on hamburger costs and food share. Ends with questions about chicken and fishing plans.
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Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger
Smith College
Gloria Steinem
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Jane Bauman
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Garden City Telegram notices and rates in newspaper masthead
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except certain holidays listing staff roles and office address. It also details subscription rates by carrier and mail for Garden City and non local cities, with varying yearly and monthly prices and sales tax. It notes AP membership and exclusive rights to local news and dispatches.
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Kencas
Associated Press
Why Should Reporters Moonlight for Lawyers
Art Buchwald argues reporters should be paid to moonlight for government and lawyers, suggesting deputy marshal salaries and piece rates for notebooks tapes and film. He predicts civil suits offer big money and ties this to First Amendment ideals before noting Saint Ludwina and her 1380 Holland birth.
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Justice Department
United States
Jack Anderson
FBI
Crackdown on Pornography Sparks Public Debate
An opinion column questions government action and media responsibility in fighting pornography. It cites Supreme Court rulings, Roth and Warhol cases, FBI seizures in D C, and calls for Congress and press to investigate producers, funding, venues, and organized crime links across the distribution network.
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Ington Post
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the Post
Europe Hits New Depths in Monetary Crisis Fallout
Western European leaders accuse the United States of failing to intervene in a dollar shock that forced them to buy dollars to defend their currencies. CIA reports quote German Chancellor Brandt and French President Pompidou blasting U.S. actions or inactions as Kissinger readies a crisis study and policy voice. Georgia Pacific labeled Tax Avoider of the Week for low effective tax rate via exemptions. A South America map notes the Amazon rising near the Andean divide, 97.5 miles from the Pacific.
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United States
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Henry Kissinger
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Fred Harris
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