Energy crisis warning warns of scarce fuels and waste
The article compiles SECS data on dwindling natural gas and petroleum, rising electricity needs, and pollution from power plants. It argues Americans waste energy at home with lights and gadgets and urges households to unplug unnecessary devices and cut convenience use to avert shortages.
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Students For Environmental Concerns
SECS
University of Illinois
Chicago
Federal Power Commission
U.S
The
Sun-Times
Malcolm Peterson
Committee On Environmental Information
Sun- Times
America
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
Soviet Union
Dodge
Evanston
Ill
Rosemarie Gulley Joins WLS Radio As Newscaster
Rosemarie Gulley 5115 Ingleside newscaster joins WLS Radio after serving as executive director of the Independent Voters of Illinois. News director Phil Hayes announced she will cover general news. Gulley is a Louisville native with a Roosevelt University sociology degree.
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Ingleside
The
Independent Voters of Illinois
WLS Radio
Ms. Gulley
Phil Hayes
Louisville
Kentucky
Roosevelt University
Chicago
Independent
Scranton sisters win academic and civic honors
Mary Isabelle Scranton of 5745 S Harper earned Mount Holyoke’s Sarah Williston Senior Prize for superior scholarship and outstanding ability and previously won a Sarah Williston Scholar award. She received the Connecticut Valley ACS award, an NSF fellowship, and will study oceanography at MIT. Julia Scranton, Wooster graduate, plans a 1969 MA in teaching at the University of Chicago.
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S. Harper
Sarah Williston
Mount Holyoke College
Connecticut Valley
American Chemical Society
National Science Foundation
M.I.T
Miss Scranton
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
Robert L. Scranton
Julia Scranton
Mary
College of Wooster
Wooster
Ohio
University of Chicago
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