Cold weather strains energy as gas relief arrives in region
Amid severe cold and energy pressures, Duke Power reports Belew's Creek generator outage due to a frozen pipe, yet local supplies remain in good shape. Emergency gas sales to North Carolina ease the shortage while Piedmont Natural Gas notes some area industries cut back by 50 percent.
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Jimmy Carter
Gary Gilmore
Federal Power Commission
Transcontinental Pipe Line Co
Houston Pipe Line Co
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
Duke Power Co
Duke Power
Belew’s Creek
Belew's Creek
Duke
Piedmont
High Point
North Carolina
Do We Know How Austerity Teaches A Nation to Save
The piece argues Americans lack lived experience with austerity since World War II and must learn to conserve energy together. It recalls wartime shortages and warns of planned electricity cutbacks, noting signs glitter while people resist reducing use and urging personal sacrifice now.
Carter Eyes Balanced Budget Through Zero Based Budgeting
Fortune writer Juan Cameron notes President Carter aims for a balanced four year budget using zero based budgeting to cut waste. He cites Georgia results and warns of bureaucratic resistance, while Herbert Stein argues for extending zero based thinking to taxation.
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Fortune Magazine
Juan Cameron
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Cameron
Georgia
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Nation’s Business
Thomas
Bert) Lance
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Congressional Budget Committees
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Johnson
Pentagon
Herbert Stein
University of Virginia
Council of Economic Advisers
Nixon
Stein
Wall Street Journal
US Cuban germ warfare schemes exposed and Kennedy inquiry
Declassified documents reveal Cuba discussed using hoof and mouth disease to cripple US cattle in 1962 while U S agents explored and the CIA allegedly tried to influence the Warren Commission. FBI and CIA reportedly withheld files and sought control over the Kennedy investigation.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
U.S
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
Nunez Jimenez
Mexico
FBI
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Commission
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Mexico City
Miami
Congressional
Senate
Justice Dept
A Conservative View On Student Editors Rights
A suburban high school faces a dispute over a student survey on contraception. The editor’s piece was killed by the principal and sustained by the school board, prompting debates on First and Fourteenth Amendment freedoms in public education.
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Alma Martyr
Joan of Arcon
Supreme Court
Thaddeus Stevens
Pennsylvania
Helpful Hints For New Washingtonians
Washington insiders advise Carter appointees on pitfalls to avoid in the capital. The piece mocks temptation and emphasizes discretion and humor, noting free lunches, leaks, and social traps while urging diarizing mistakes and accepting equal treatment regardless of rank.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
South Korea
Seoul
Multi-National Co
Pentagon
Atlanta
Sans Souci
PTA
National Press Club
Jack Anderson
Evans and Novak
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