Energy saving time editorial urges year round daylight time
The editorial argues daylight savings saves energy and could cut daily oil use by over 100000 barrels, with added traffic safety benefits. It urges President Carter and Congress to enact year round daylight saving time, noting political obstacles but stressing the national energy need and timing as clocks roll back in late October.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Washington
Rand Corp
Carter
Congress
Veterans Administration
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
FEA
Mount Denali Summit Debate Paris Mountain Name Change
The U S Board on Geographic Names weighs restoring Denali as the peak name formerly Mount McKinley. Hearings in Washington October and Anchorage November consider reverting to the original Indian name amid opposition from Ohio lawmakers and map cost concerns. Cape Canaveral’s name change precedent is noted.
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Almanac
North America
Alaska
Mount Denali
Mount McKinley
U.S. Board On Geographic Names
Washington
D. C
Anchorage
William Dickey
Gov
Willim
McKinley
Ohio
Dickey
Denali
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape Kennedy
DC Constitution arguments spark talk of the town
In Washington DC three constitutional debates stir barroom chatter. Senator Birch Bayh seeks a three year ERA extension. A House versus Senate dispute over Canal Zone land looms, and DC status remains unresolved with options like Maryland cession or statehood debated.
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Washington
Potomac
Patina
Birch Bayh
House of Representatives
Panama Canal
District of Columbia
Indiana
Bayh
White House
Robert Lipshutz
Congress
ERA
James Allen
Alabama
United States
Canal
Senate
Supreme Court
Bureaucrats balk at saving energy and pricey contracts
President Carter urges energy cuts in cars and buildings but federal agencies clash over how to meet a 20 percent consumption reduction. Minutes reveal resistance from Defense, VA, NASA, and others who mock the guidelines while ERDA contracts for electric cars draw protests and suspicions of favoritism.
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Washington
Carter
Federal Energy Administration
New Energy Department
Defense Department
Pentagon
Col. J. F. Miley
Defense
FEA
Miley
General Services Administration
Energy Research and Development Agency
South Coast Technology
Va-Chloride
Eva-Chloride
EVA Corp
Cleveland
U.S
Carter quiet diplomacy shifts human rights push with Gromyko
President Carter's talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko Sept 30 show a move from public pressure to discreet diplomacy on human rights. He pressed for Anatoly Scharanksy's release, denying a high treason charge as unfounded, while Brezhnev was asked for clemency.
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Washington
Carter
Mr. Carter
Andrei Gromyko
Mideast
Anatoly
U.S
Scharansky
Gromyko
Leonid Brezhnev
Rita Hauser
Riga
Latvia
Rauser
VTEM
State Department
National Security Council
Brzezinski
Belgrade
Goldberg
Commission On Security and Cooperation
Golberg
Erim
Kremi
Moscow
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