Sadat’s tightrope diplomacy visible in Washington visit
Anwar Sadat navigates Arab unity and U S ties during a visit to Washington. He chides Congress on Israel policy yet seeks continued Egypt aid and nuclear assistance. He pledges to engage with the PLO while urging compromise and maintains the U S role as a flexible broker for Middle East peace.
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Senate votes to open committee meetings to the public
The Senate approved sunshine legislation by an 86 to 0 vote after a last minute bid by 16 members to preserve secret procedures failed. The measure expands public access to conference discussions and agency meetings, reflecting concern over secrecy in Washington.
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New York Woes May Improve City
The piece argues New York City faces a financial crisis managed through deferred payments rather than bankruptcy. It notes legal and market obstacles, union pension investments, and potential shifts in governance and services, then hints at reform across urban operations and waste management as the city adapts.
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Don Quixote Vision for Wind Mills Beyond New York Waters
James Monroe, NYS energy adviser, advocates windmills on Lake Ontario and near Long Island as a future power source at under two cents per kilowatt hour. He envisions wood chip and methane production from forest waste to supplement fuel, claiming a potential output equaling 50 percent of current natural gas use.
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Wood burning power debate stirs Sierra Club opposition
John Chamberlain notes wood fired plants require no scrubbers. Critics from the Sierra Club warn of woodland desecration and urge caution. The topic draws attention and potential public interest comments from figures like Mr. Monroe.
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Energy Plan in Alabama Faces Wind and Logging Conflicts
A debate in Alabama ponders ecological limits on logging to protect endangered salamanders and the proposed spread of wind powered plants within fifty miles of wood supplies. Critics warn of court challenges over habitat impact and coastal offshore platforms.
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Anti Semitism and UN Ruling Spark Outcry Across Nations
A columnist denounces a UN motion labeling Zionism as racist, arguing the flare of anti Semitism resurges globally. The piece traces historical echoes from Hitler and Dreyfus, warns of mass hysteria, and asserts Zionism can be scapegoated fueling deadly outcomes.
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