Ecologists challenge Ford interior nominee Hathaway
Environmentalists and conservationists limited support for Stanley Hathaway as secretary of the interior. Skeptics cited his Wyoming record prioritizing development over conservation. Western lawmakers defended him amid objections from several groups. Critics warned of oil industry influence on energy policy.
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Washington
UPI
Wyoming
Stanley K Hathaway
Secretary of the Interior
Ford
Hathaway
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Interior Committee
Brock Evans
The
Sierra Club
Senate
Meany urges huge deficit to spur jobs and growth
AFL-CIO President George Meany told the House Public Works Committee that the government should run a large budget deficit, perhaps $100 billion or more, to create jobs and revive the economy. He criticized administration economists and blamed environmentalists for blocking projects, warning that the nation may not emerge from recession soon.
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Washington
UPD Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Congress
House Public Works Committee
Nader Debates Dangers of Nuclear Power Policy
Ralph Nader urged a nuclear moratorium arguing policy should be in the people s hands not scientists or engineers He clashed with Rep Mike McCormack who defended reactor and waste safety citing tests showing plutonium risks and fallout levels amid their congressional energy debate
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Washington
Congressional Energy
Ralph Nader
Nader
National Society of Professional Engineers
Mike McCormack
D-Wash
McCormack
House Energy Subcommittee
Washington State
Hanford
McCloskey warns of distorted Viet data in CIA reports
Rep Paul N. McCloskey warned President Ford that intelligence from Vietnam could be distorted citing cables showing military and State officials pressed to modify CIA assessments. He cited a 1967 CLA estimate of Viet Cong strength including SD and SSD forces at 420,000 to 431,000 vs the earlier 28,000, arguing embassy and MACV sought to show VC numbers decreasing.
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Washington
Paul N. McCloskey
Rcalif
Ford
Vietnam
Hich
CIA
McCloskey
CLA
MACV
Saigon
Western chiefs warn of peril from Russ arms buildup
London and NATO leaders warned that the Soviet Union has gained military superiority and is expanding its armed forces beyond defensive needs. Britain’s Roy Mason said the Soviet defense effort may outpace the United States in purchasing power while Russia moves toward parity with the US in strategic weapons and rises as a maritime power.
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London
UPI
Soviet Union
Roy Mason
Peter Hill- Norton
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mason
United States
Russia
Warsaw Pact
Cranston urges defense budget cut in Senate
Senator Alan Cranston proposed trimming the defense budget by 11 billion dollars. He warned against returning to a military posture driven by a discredited arms race. The move exceeds the committee’s recommendation to reduce Ford’s 107.7 billion dollar budget to 101 billion.
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Washington
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Senate
U.S
Cranston
Ford
Arm & Hammer Baking Soda guides pool pH and clarity
The guide explains using Baking Soda to balance pool pH between 7.4 and 8.2 for efficient chlorine use and eye comfort. It notes benefits like reduced eye irritation, improved water clarity through flocculation, and calcium control, while advising weekly checks and offerings for a test kit via mail.
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Arm & Hammer Baking Soda
Arm & Hammer
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