Kearney and Weather Underground in Justice Debate
Richmond News Leader questions Griffin Bell's handling of FBI agent John Kearney charges linked to Weather Underground actions. The piece notes Weather Underground violence, Agee’s exile risk, and Wicker's partial coverage urging continued prosecution while Bell defends legal actions as necessary.
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Agee
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Spooks and Belief at a Kubler-Ross Conference
The essay reviews Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's talks on dying and her reported experiences with ghosts and guides. It notes professional critique from psychiatrists and psychologists, the rise of parapsychology and transpersonal psychology, and the author's skeptical yet open stance toward the phenomena as part of a broader cultural shift.
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Elizabeth Kubler- Ross
Kubler-Ross
Escondido
California
Los
Angeles
American Assny For the Advancement of Science
Emerson
Coleridge
Kubler
Bellow
Carter Energy War Fizzles Amid Congressional Delays
President Carter declared a war on energy that failed to gain traction as Congress delayed key steps. The House postponed the heavy car surcharge until 1979 and rejected a progressive gasoline tax, stalling the administration’s energy policy momentum.
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Carter
Congress
Eisenhower
English Channel
Buckley Notes Timber Crisis Amid Carter Plan Erosion
A Washington Star Syndicate report cites indecision over a crucial timber from a complex scaffold. What remains is seen as suspended and likely to collapse while other factors undermine the Carter plan. An objective scientist cautions about increasing reliance up to two or three times.
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Carter
Oklahoma energy policy sparks bitter legislative debate
Critics oppose Governor Boren's plan for odd year sessions arguing regular sessions should occur in even years. They warn the 1990s energy crunch may require tough choices and question Carter's approach while urging simpler measures like removing controls and lowering taxes.
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Boren
West Germany anti nuclear protests turn violent warned by Nader
The piece notes rising violence among West German anti nuclear demonstrators, with Communist groups reportedly ramming Grohnde site defenses. Police faced heavy resistance as 30 squads battled crowds, 80 injured and a helicopter evacuation occurred. The author questions Soviet influence and warns against copying past protest cycles.
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Ralph Nader
New York Village Voice
Seabrook
New Hampshire
Nader
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
West Germany
Germany
Die Welt
Nucleonics
Petr Beckmann
Access To Energy
Boulder
Colo
Bund
Grohnde
Lower Saxony
Czechslovakia
James Burnham
KGB
West
U.S
Wisconsin judge backs lenient ruling in rape case
A Wisconsin judge ruled a 15-year-old delinquent was acting normally when he raped a 16-year-old girl in a high school stairwell. He allowed home supervision for a year, faulting society but insisting rape remains violent crime.
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Wisconsin
Archie Simonson
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