Energy costs and policy clash in Ford Congress debate
RAY CROMLEY argues the energy stalemate between President Ford and Congress hinders long term energy security. He warns of rising demand for coal and oil infrastructure, potential shortages of steel and aluminum, and high future capital costs. He urges focus on efficiency and national energy design to reduce dependence on imports.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Ford
Congress
Mr. Ford
Willy Nilly
U.S
White House
Founding Fathers Under Scrutiny in Ebony Piece
The Ebony magazine piece by Carlyle C. Douglas reexamines Lincoln and Jefferson, labeling Lincoln a leader who ended slavery and Jefferson a hypocrite who owned slaves. It argues for judging heroes by legacy and the impact on racial justice, while suggesting broader Black Africa coverage for perspective.
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Don Oakley
Ebony Magazine
Abraham Lincoln
Ebony
Lerone Bennett Jr
Bennett
Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Carlyle C. Douglas
Hero
Fool
United States
Jefferson
Douglas
America
John Brown
Africa
Claas Lang Ganon Slam Passage Paid as Helcied
Fragmentary OCR lines show a nameless event with scattered terms like Claas Lang Ganon and Helcied Dal. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are readable to form a coherent newspaper item.
Typhoid cases on Oak Street and water tests ordered
Reports from 1925 indicate typhoid sufferers on Oak Street with the Board of Health securing water samples from four wells. The samples were sent to the State Health Department for analysis to trace contagion sources.
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Oak Street
Board of Health
State Health Department
Syntron
Homer City
Blairsville
E. James Trimarchi
Indiana County Democratic Committee
Federation of Democratic Women
Coffee House
Indiana County
Jefferson County
Blairaville
West Kat St
Nicaragua s Big Banana Greedy Ruler
Washington column calls Anastasio Somoza the world greediest ruler, detailing vast private wealth and control in Nicaragua. It lists holdings from banks to media, blood sales, and political graft, plus familial appointments and laws favoring the regime. Also notes Nixon memoir progress and GSA favoritism in New Hampshire race.
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Washington
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
U.S
Somoza
Salvador
General Services Administration
Louis Wyman
New Hampshire
Senate
Wyman
John Durkin
Portsmouth
Manchester
Durkin
GSA
Inside Labor Fight Wages by Victor Riesel
London reports a volatile labor scene as Harold Wilson’s Labour government faces powerful unions. Inflation soars, deficits grow in nationalized industries, and a voluntary wage-control system gains traction with unions accepting a 10 percent top limit. A remuneration act enforces a wage ceiling of $13.20, freezing most increases to avert national bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
London
Harold Wilson
Labor
Labor Federation
Trades Union Congress
U.S
Hanoi
Aaa
Britain Faces Inflation Crisis Between Unions and Government
Prime Minister Harold Wilson argues that inflation drives unemployment and that any settlement must be paid for, warning that higher subsidies will force tax increases. He meets labor leaders amid a tense Commons session as Britain wrestles with wage demands and tax-funded subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wilson
National Union of Miners High Command
National Coal Board
Britain
Democratic Assembly
Treasury
House of Commons
Middle East
Helsinki
Liberal View on Gold Reserves and Lovlost Folly
A Buchwald column compares U S gold reserve strain to Lovlost’s bardot currency shift. It notes aid since 1946, US troops stationed there, and a failed bid to have Lovlost repay costs, ending with Lovlost’s panic over exchange rates and a self-justifying trip home.
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Art Buchwald
Buchwald
Europa
United States
U.S
Army PX
Lovlost
Europe
Pentagon
Loviost
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INDIANA PRINTING & _ PUBLISHING COMPANY
Helcied Dal
Santas Med
Logel
Maisons
Arsterdate
Haiti
Five Yes
Managua
Liberal Party
Jose
Riny
Power and Light Company
Infonac
Guillermo Sevita-Sacasa
Hope Portocartero de Somoza
Sornom
Dinorah Sampson
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Seri
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
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