Definite Deficiency Cited In New Government Report On Energy
The report criticizes slow development of energy resources and heavy reliance on foreign oil by 1985, with 25 percent of supplies from imports today and up to two thirds by 1985. It notes potential uranium limits, a delayed breeder reactor program, and insufficient diversification of energy sources while urging urgency for domestic capacity and infrastructure.
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United States
Wright Patman
D-Tex
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Joint Committee
World Deaths Los Angeles Composer Razaf dies at 77
Andy Razaf, 77, black composer and lyricist known for Honeysuckle Rose Ain t Misbehavin Stompin at the Savoy, died Saturday. He authored more than 1 000 songs.
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Los Angeles
Andy Razaf
Rev Paul Frohling Dies at 61 in Minnesota
The Rev Paul P Frohling 61 vice president of the Evangelical Covenant Church of America died Saturday in Minneapolis Minnesota from a heart attack. In 1969 he chaired the executive committee of the U S Congress on Evangelism.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Paul P. Frohling
Evangelical Covenant Church of America
U.S. Congress
Galt Braxton, longtime editor of Kinston Daily Free Press
H Galt Braxton aged 91 editor of the Kinston Daily Free Press from 1914 until his death Saturday in Kinston North Carolina He led the paper through decades of change and remained a prominent figure in local journalism.
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Kinston, N.C
H. Galt Braxton
Kinston
Daily Free Press
Lazarus Sr. Dies at 82 in Columbus Chair Emeritus of Lazarus Co
Robert Lazarus Sr. of Columbus Ohio died Sunday aged 82. He was chairman emeritus of the board of F and R Lazarus Co and served as a member of the Ohio Board of Regents.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert Lazarus
F. & R. Lazarus Co
Ohio Board of Regents
Violations Tally and World War III Era Virome
U S and South Vietnamese teams move to seven regional HQs with 20 to 40 men each to begin field operations after a week delay. Bases in Hue Da Nang Pleiku Phan Thiet Bien Hoa My Tho and Can Tho targeted amid demands to dismantle bases and return refugees. A U S task force readies minesweeping operations in Haiphong as Laos endures heavy Lao Pathet assaults near Nam Yu.
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International Commission
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Pleiku
Phan Thiet
Bien Hoa
Saigon
Equal Rights Action Faces Deadlines in Oklahoma House
Oklahoma lawmakers open week amid ERA push and University Health Sciences Center funding questions. Rep. Hannah Atkins seeks reconsideration after a 45 to 53 defeat, while a Senate ratification stands, and a Senate panel weighs Richardson report on center finances amid calls to cut federal support. The governor’s task force findings and Democratic Women Federation mobilize votes. Separately, reports from Laos note counterattacks near Savannakhet and other clashes in the panhandle region.
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Oklahoma City
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Robert FE. L. Richardson
Leonard Eliel
Richardson
State Federation of Democratic Women
Lorray Dyson
Guthrie
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Dyson
Jan Turners
Lana Tyrees
Jan Turner
Edmond
Lana Tyree
Optacon camera helps blind read printed text
Stanford scientist explains Optacon a pocket size camera captures letters and a vibrating needle grid translates images for fingertip reading. The device lets blind readers access print without Braille though reading pace is about half that of experienced Braille readers. About 200 units exist and work continues on a smaller simpler model.
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Stanford University
Stanford
Optacon
Heidelberg
Germany
San Diego
Fire incident near Camp Quanah Parker and Camp Doris
Refuge personnel arrived at the scene as the culprits had already left. The fire was extinguished by refuge employees. About 4 30 p m Sunday a report said a shotgun was fired from a moving vehicle on the scenic highway near Camp Quanah Parker and Camp Doris. Refuge personnel heard the shots but could not locate the vehicle or shooter.
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Camp Quanah Parker
Camp Doris
Johnson
Poverty Programs to Move in Wake of OEO Restructure
Washington AP reports the Office of Economic Opportunity intends to dismantle its CEO on July 1 and transfer 450 staff to other agencies. Health and nutrition and pilot Indian programs shift to HEW, migrant programs to Labor, and community economic development to the Office of Minority Business Enterprise once new legislation passes.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Phillips
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Labor
Office of
Minority Business Enterprise
Legal Services Corporation
Burglar Bits Tongue During Kiss Attempt in Saint-Dif
In Saint Dif France a burglar attempting to kiss a sleeping woman bit off a portion of his tongue. Police recovered the piece for fingerprinting and dental matching while suggesting he tried to bite to hide his crime.
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Saint Dif
France
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