Nuclear power and California’s coastal siting dilemma
The piece argues California faces severe energy and water shortages pushing nuclear plants to coastal sites, but siting is delayed by earthquake doubts, aesthetic objections, and Coastal Zone constraints. It warns that grid reliability and civilization hinge on timely resolution for over 210 million Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
U. S. Geological Survey
Coastal Zone Conservation Commissions
California Coast
Civilization
U. S
Distaff Side trends in summer fashion ads
The Distaff Side surveys summer ads embracing skin-baring fashion with minimal clothing price hints. It notes a $6 tie midriff, $8 short shorts, and $14 outfits, questioning modesty while illustrating the skimpy display. Ice cream sales soar in winter storms as diners crave hot fudge sundaes. Project Jonah advocates whale protection, citing substitutes for whale-derived products. Soviet youth myth challenged as juvenile delinquency cited as influenced by parenting, boredom and vodka.
Garden City Telegram Editorial and Publication Notice
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and certain holidays. Includes staff roles and rights statement with Associated Press affiliation and publication address in Garden City Kansas.
Haldeman Used Influence to Free Hoffa in 1971
Jack Anderson reports that Haldeman allegedly pressured for Hoffa’s release from Lewisburg prison after years of pursuit by the Justice Department. The piece traces meetings, aides, and fund-raising ties to Nixon campaigns and Teamsters, culminating in Hoffa’s commuted sentence by Christmas 1971.
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Washington
H. R. Halldeman
White House
Jimmy Hota
Hoffa
Lewisburg
Justice Department
Presiden Nixon
Nixon
Hoflia
Deliiver
Teamsters Union
Repub
Wream
Teamsters
East
Las Vegas
John Mitchell
Fitzsimmons
Warghington
Densman
Mitchell
Hofffa
James
Murray Chobiner
Mr. Pajamas
Chotiner
Charles O'Brien
Teamsteins Acquaiaire
Pajamas
Nixon Talks to God in Camp David Sermon Tale
ART BUCHWALD reports a sensational spoof in which Nixon allegedly climbs to speak with God at Camp David. The dialogue covers Watergate, the coverup, grand jury inquiries, and the president’s pleas for relief while blaming aides and seeking absolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Nixon
Camp David
Swithout
Ron Ziegler
Richard
Sonal
State treasurer asks opinion on treasury balance handling
Topeka Kansas AP State Treasurer Tom Van Sickte asked Attorney General Vern Miller for guidance on how the Treasury Examiners Board should manage state funds when active balances exceed legal limits. He seeks discretion to align revenues with statutes while benefiting Kansas taxpayers. Van Sickte, not a board member, is the board secretary. Last week he invested 20 million in 90 day bills but the board overruled, insisting funds go to inactive accounts after 30 days, a move he says cost the state 119162.86 in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kam
Tom R. van Sickte
Vern Miller
State Board of Treasury Examiners
van Sickte
Opnion
Miller
van. Sickle
Treasury Examiners Board
Vam
Sickle
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
van Sickle
Hospital Costs Climb in Hutchinson After Merge
In Hutchinson Kansas a hospital spokesman says the daily cost for an average patient will rise from 89.2 to 95.81 on July 1. Semi private room rates will jump from 44 to 50. The gain reflects the citys hospital merger and expects lower rates once the new main hospital opens by end of 1975 with rooms around 115 a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson Hospital
Hutchinson
Kamas
Joe Mackey
Chai
Mackey
Do You Love Me Question From Jesus to Peter
A reflection on John 21 14 where Jesus reveals himself to disciples after the resurrection and asks Peter if he loves him. The prompt invites personal doubt and faith in response to Christ’s question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anand
United States
Richard
Eveyone
Jesus
Oiten
John
Peter
Americans revel in leisure despite high living costs
AP Business Analyst reports a rising leisure boom as Americans plan bigger, more frequent trips and expand recreation. Travel abroad is up to over eight million as domestic activity grows, with skiing cycling camping and sports drawing millions. Conference Board data show leisure spending surpassing 80 billion annually, fueled by rising incomes and longer vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunnife
NEW York
America
Gether
Conference Board
Plate
Unborn Child Humanity Debate in Public Pulse
Harold Stickney argues the unborn child is a living human being from conception, noting cells contain human chromosomes and viability as a measure of humanity. He cites early heart and brain activity, and contends abortion harms a separate life. cites rape case data and asserts legalization increases total abortions.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Clue List and Clue Answer
The scanned page shows a long cryptic style crossword by Eugene Sheffer with entries and clues across and down, fragments of note words, and a cryptoquip caption. The page includes a cryptogram line BOAST US INSINUATIONS ARE A READIFUL BORE and a 1978 Kings Syndicata style credit.
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Kings Vouthee Syndicata
Tre
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John Frazier de Rey
Allman
Kansas
Gordon City
Carsia
Associated Press
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Haldeman
Frank Fitzsimmons
Miatia
Callifornia
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Peur, Uy
Arf Buchwald
Bible Thought
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Wall Street
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Harold, Stickney
Eugene Sheffer
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Ardent
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Vienna
Stupefy
Jokers
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Drain Hammed
Thing
Mimon
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