Oil Major Issue Shapes Presidential Campaign Debates
The piece outlines how oil has become a central campaign issue for both parties as concerns over domestic energy costs and supply spark public ire at big oil firms. It notes Democratic and Republican positions on breaking up large oil companies and increasing competition, with Senate bills on breaking up majors and energy cost disclosures.
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Public rights and university funds spark debate in Burlington
Opinion pieces argue the balance between protecting the accused and aiding crime victims. Nevada Hughes estate could flood the University of Nevada with capital, shifting board power. In Stafford Connecticut a stray dog caused chickens to die and the town faces a $875.85 bill. The warden owned the chickens.
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Victory In Case May Cost Attorney
A commentator argues the North Carolina State Bar seeks disbarment of Jerome Paul, Joan Little’s defense attorney, for his conduct during the Little trial. The piece mocks bar actions while defending Paul’s public remarks as part of open legal practice.
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Psychotronic weapons and the race for anti missile tech
A commentator questions Soviet and U.S. progress in microwave and psychotronic weapons. He notes Moscow and Washington reportedly using beam devices, and cites a retired officer claiming such weapons exist. The piece discusses potential anti missile defense, sea floor mines, and a future where NATO could be revived. He urges more discussion on psychotronic defenses.
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Carter Faces Public Attitudes and Presidential Qualities
Washington column weighs Jimmy Carter and the 1976 race. It argues the frontrunner must balance public acclaim with humility, praising Dean Acheson’s portrait of leadership and warning against a distant, aristocratic style. It urges a president who respects workers and peers alike.
No wonder George Nigh weighs Congressional bid
The note questions Oklahoma figures like George Nigh pursuing Congress after years lobbying for tourism. It implies a shift from state work to national service and critiques claims of achievements by aging legislators.
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