Carter's Nuclear Fuel Policy Faces Energy Gamble
The editorial warns President Carter risks relying on abandoning plutonium reprocessing and breeder reactors to stretch uranium until fusion. It notes global reprocessing growth, risks of weapons with plutonium, and Europe’s energy needs, arguing a united halt is unlikely and weakens US energy leverage.
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NASA to test nine days of weightlessness for women
Next month ten would be astronauts will be confined to bed for nine days to study the effects of weightlessness on the female body. NASA aims to counter criticism that it has failed to train women for space flight. The report notes weightlessness is more akin to sleep than to dieting.
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Night On The Town Proves Eventful for Big John and Maggie
Big John dresses sharp for a dinner with his lonely wife Maggie. They recall war years, play Chinese checkers, and share memories at Banjo Bar and Grille over corned beef and gin drinks. The night winds down with reflections on life and friends who have passed.
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Never Remarry for a Loud Mouth Lieutenant
A bartender in a grimy bar learns Maggie has lost a thousand-dollar bridge teeth after a confrontation. Big John vows help then rallies digs to recover the teeth, leaving the place in wreckage. The tale ends with a weary reflection on women and teeth.
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John
Oil giants admit gas stations were loss leaders to boost profits
A Wall Street Journal report and industry critics say major oil firms used service stations to subsidize drilling profits. The piece argues divestiture is needed as 37,000 stations closed in five years and future stations may become debt-free, service-free boxes.
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Maurice Holdgraf
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New African Policy Sparks Debate Over U S Caring
An analysis questions the Carter administration and U N Ambassador Andrew Young on a changing Africa policy. It notes Young’s stance on Angola stability claims and U S stance toward Zaire and Katanga, arguing fear of Soviet influence is overstated while acknowledging historic Marxist influences in Angola Mozambique and other nations.
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Katanga
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Tanzania
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Portugal
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Sadat
Stability and Africa policy in the Carter era debate
Max Lerner argues the idea of stability masks a lethal endgame as death. Andrew Young and Carter are urged to share hard African facts beyond a purely economic view, criticizing disengagement and warning against a hands-off policy that neglects Africa and American ideals. The piece questions Young's public lessons and fears costly political education.
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Angela
Zaire
Katanga
Africa
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Quotable Bits from Classic Voices on Truth and Travel
A collection of witty and paradoxical lines from Lin Yutang D O Flynn Seneca and Will Cressy. The quotes cover honesty secrecy restraint and humor about journeys and the Mayflower.
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