Federal Energy Administration warns of selective federal intervention
Perry, spokesman for the Federal Energy Administration, told utility officials that Washington will push to regulate state utility bodies and use energy conservation as a lever. He predicted broader, selective FEA intervention between states and producers and warned against mandatory building standards. He argued that progress comes from a free, less regulated system rather than government control.
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Washington
Howard F. Perry
Perry
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Feds
Environmental Protection Agency
Quotable lines about work and wit from famous minds
A collection of sharp quotes on retirement patience love self regard and politics from Robert Ben chley J Harold Smith Anthony Hope Earl Wilson Benjamin Franklin W D Howells E C Bentley and Washington Irvine. Each saying offers a wry view on life and human nature.
Agripower Key to Carter's Chances in a Turbulent World
The piece argues farm exports worth 25 billion dollars anchor U.S. resilience under Carter. It notes weather, drought, and oil tensions shape grain markets and prices while highlighting actors like Cargill and Canada, with concerns about overreliance on agripower as a political tool.
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Jimmy Carter
OPEC
Jean
Cargill
U.S
Vultures at Miami Jail Watch from Penthouse to Ground
A humorous reminiscence recalls a Miami courthouse jail perched above city streets where vultures roosted on terraces. The piece riffs on crime, punishment, and the absurdity of prison life, noting Max the Finger and his career while the birds eyed the inmates.
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India
Miami
Max
Brooks Brothers
Virginia Key
Robert Liss
The
Miami Herald
Max the Finger
Death
Current World War II Uniform Converts Editors’ Views
In a Modern Maturity quip editors reflect on aging veterans and public memory noting that old soldiers do not simply fade away but remain part of ongoing discourse through revised attire and appearances.
Disputed Drug For Cancers Deserves Test
In this examination of laetrile also known as amygdalin experts discuss its legality safety and alleged benefits for terminal cancer patients. Drs Issahary Rubin and Rorvik report on Mexico clinics and a Topeka patient who credits laetrile with pain relief weight gain and tumor shrinkage amid ongoing debate over testing and ethics.
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Washington
Victor Richards
University of California Press
David M. Rorvik
Alicia Patterson Foundation
United States
Mexico
Myron M. Issahary
Tel Hashomer Hospital
Tel Aviv
David Rubin
Hadassah University Hospital
Jerusalem
Rubin
Rorvik
Roervik
Topeka
Kansas
American Cancer Society
I T
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Earl Wilson
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Agripower
Carter
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Britain
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Earl Butz
Continental
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Iowa
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Quebec
Canada
Wheat Board
Soviet Russia
California
Dakotas
Reid Bryson
University of Wisconsin
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Russia
Howard Ruff
Ruff Times
Arabian Peninsula
Persian Gulf
New Jail
Jim Bishop
Flagler Street
Chamber of Commerce
Capistrano
Vultures
Courthouse
Penthouse
Journal of the American Medical Association
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Tumor Institute
Houston
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Shirley Seepler Bentley
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
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Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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