Objectives vs realities in Carter nuclear policy voiced
Journal-World editorial argues President Carter cannot realistically eliminate all nuclear weapons. It notes global proliferation, includes China and Russia as threats, and says peaceful energy use cannot be divorced from weaponry. It urges understanding and restraint rather than outlawing atomic energy.
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Carter
United States
Western Europe
Britain
France
West Germany
China
Brazil
Europe
U.S
Russia
Siberian
George Meany
School Teachers’ Union
Solar energy program to heat six NASA ERDA sites
A joint federal program will spend 1.75 million this year to use solar heat and hot water at six space centers from Virginia to California. NASA puts in 500,000 and ERDA 1.25 million for up to 10 projects, expected to cut utilities by 250,000 annually and pay back in eight years.
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U.S. Space and Energy Agencies
Space
Virginia
California
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Nas
Carter Brooks clash looms over reorganization powers
Washington observers forecast a heated clash as President Carter and Rep. Jack Brooks confront over presidential reorganization authority. Brooks argues for congressional consent and veto power, echoing Nixon era limits that stalled similar plans. The dispute signals a test of executive power versus Congress.
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Washington
Carter
Jack Brooks
Texas
House
Brooks
White House
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Mr. Carter
Plains
Senate
Mondale Signals Broad Role in Carter Era After Tokyo Return
Vice President Mondale, back in Washington after a 10 day global trip and a Tokyo banquet, discussed unwinding with reporters in blue jeans and a flannel shirt. He signaled a growing, relaxed closeness to President Carter and hinted at a potential revolution in how a vice president could influence the administration.
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Washington
Tokyo
Takeo Fukuda
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Mondale
Jimmy
Mondale's growing role in Carter administration praised
The article notes Mondale's expanded duties in the Carter White House with equal briefings and influence on policy. It highlights Carter's support for his vice president, the stable relationship since the campaign, and the hope that Mondale can effectively shape government direction.
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Mondale
Carter
Jimmy
Richard Nixon
Tke
Lyndon Johnson
Jack
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
White House
Dale
Borges on Argentina Democracy and Strife
The article profiles Jorge Luis Borges in Buenos Aires amid political tension under Videla. It notes his libertarian stance, the junta’s slow move toward democracy, economic strain, and security measures including guarding the American ambassador and the closure of La Opinion. It paints a view of a nation wary of progress and clinging to press freedom amid turmoil.
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Buenos Aires
Jorge Luis Borges
Juan Peron
Borges
Argentina
Gen. Videla
Abraham Lincoln
Bull Run
Oxford
Cambridge
Rio
Argentina Yacht Club
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
South America
Peron
Martins de Hoz
la Opinion
Yalta meeting shapes postwar future by Roosevelt Churchill Stalin
On this date in 1945 the leaders Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin met at Yalta on the Black Sea to map the postwar era. Other items note Daniel Boone capture in Kentucky 1778 and Eisenhower resigning in 1948 as Bradley succeeds. events span 1778 1812 1904 1941 1948 1962 and Nixon reform five years ago.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Yalta
Black Sea
Daniel Boone
Blue Lick
Charles Dickens
Portsmouth
England
Baltimore
Libya
Dwight Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Saarbruecken
Germany
Richard Nixon
Vets Corrupt Tone in Baker Antitrust Case Examined
Washington report portrays Donald G. Baker as a principled antitrust chief who failed to act boldly against GE and Westinghouse price fixing. A confidential memo reveals settlements that avoided real concessions and possible energy price relief. The piece also discusses an impending California grand jury probe into Atlantic Richfield price fixing and related civil claims.
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Washington
Donald G. Baker
Justice Dept
Baker
Snow White
Barons
General Electric
Westinghouse
America
Bernard Hollander
Richard Stern
Stern
Mitsubishi Company
United States
Mitsubishi
U.S
Antitrust Division
Atlantic Richfield Oil Combine
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlantic Richfield
ARCO
The World Company Publication Details 1854 to 1952
The World newspaper of Lawrence Kansas established in 1854 lists key leadership Dolph C Simons Jr Dolph Simons Sr Bull Mayer Raron Gage Jack Starkey Leo Eller as President Publisher Editor Executive Editor Managing Editor Advertising Manager Controller. It notes base location Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and post rates for local and distant subscriptions.
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Dolph C Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Bull Mayer
Raron Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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Mr. Vance
By David S. Broder
Old Home Town
Kansas University
James Hill
Charles Porter
Midland
Bill Easton
Mexico
King George
Elizabeth
B. H. Born
Clyde Lovellette
Lovellette
Born
Wade Green
Bismark
S.C
Kansas State High School Activities Assn
Kansas State Teachers Assn
Old State High School Athletic Association
KU Summerfield
Nelson Rockefeller
Hubert Humphrey
Executive Avenue
Oval Office
Executive Office
Fale
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
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