Environmentalists Face Shifting Ground in Energy Crisis
AP Science Writer Brian Sullivan reports the energy crisis tests environmental gains. White House transfer of emission standards oversight from EPA to the Atomic Energy Commission stirs concern from Roderick Cameron of the Environmental Defense Fund. He cites delays to auto emission rules, looser coal strip mining reclamation, and rapid offshore drilling with safety concerns. California ends a four year moratorium on drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel following the 1969 spill.
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Brian Sullivan
New York
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Nixon
EPA
Roderick Cameron
The
Environmental Defense Fund
Cameron
Sion
California
Santa Barbara Channel
Energy critique and policy shifts amid crisis
The State Lands Commission agreed to allow oil exploration in California channel areas despite environmental protests while requiring state authorization for each well. Cameron warned that environmental safeguards must be kept in view as the Alaskan pipeline construction resumes, and criticized reliance on dirty fuels though acknowledging energy savings in transportation. He urged prudent resource management and warned resources are not unlimited.
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State Lands Commission
California
Commission
Cameron
Congress
Community church events highlight speaker and oblations
Elder Daniel Carter of Washington DC will speak at a Sunday benefit service at United Church on Pearson Place at 3 p.m. The Gospel Mellonnets will perform. Also Sunday a Youth Day service is at Congregational United Church of Christ on Garden Street at 11 a.m. Calvary Baptist observes Trustee Board anniversary with a 5 p.m. musical “Through the Years” and coronation of Daisy Raphael as birthday calendar queen, followed by a social hour.
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ST. Paul
Daniel Carter
Washington, D.C
Daisy Raphael
School system to start late if DST arrives
Elizabeth City North Carolina AP reports Superintendent Harry H. Thomas says the Elizabeth City Pasquotank County school system would begin classes at 9 a.m. if daylight saving time is enacted, avoiding dark bus rides. The board also plans to close facilities and suspend maintenance during December 21 through January 1 Christmas holiday.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
Harry H. Thomas
Elizabeth City-Pasquotank County
Congress
Board of Education
The Shuttered Lens of Emil Herman, A Photog Remembered
A veteran journalist recalls Emil Herman, a color photographer who worked for Roosevelt and challenged editors, as cancer and poverty pressed him. Lies, guilt, and a final desperate job offer framed a friendship ending with his death and a reflection on truth.
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Emil Herman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Emil
Luke Mulligan
Kay Herman
Kay
Herman
Mulligan
Jim
Kelly
Florida
Bill Wooten
Eastern Airlines
Dick Kaplan
The
Ladies Home Journal
Eastern
Timekeepers From Ancient Shadows To Modern Clocks
Andy answers readers questions about how ancient people tracked time using sundials candles water clocks and sand timers. The column notes starry skies lunar months and sun paths as early time measures and mentions mailing contests and prizes for questions.
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Andy
Rosanne Morello
Houston
Texas
Sealed proposal on automotive equipment in Guilford County
Sealed proposals for automotive equipment for Guilford County will be received by the Guilford County Purchasing Agent until 2 30 p m on Friday January 4 1974 at the Municipal Office Building Greensboro North Carolina Public opening and reading in City of Greensboro Purchasing Office Complete information and specifications available from the Guilford County Purchasing Agent 20 South Eugene Street Greensboro NC The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids W Clarence Smith Purchasing Agent Guilford County 12 15
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Guilford County
Unil
City of
Greensboro
Purchasing Department
Governmental Plaza
North Carolina
Eugene Street
Board of County Commissioners of
W. Clarence Smith
Fragmented OCR title fragment
Readable fragments describe a small local item with names and places obscured by garbled text. The readable parts hint at a notice or brief event but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
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N. Main
Margaret Hinkle
Michelle
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