Oil Drillers Could Use Support on the South Plains
In 1973 Lubbock Morning Mission notes discuss oil industry needs. Texas drillers urge government backing for offshore drilling and shale development as Congress and federal agencies ease exploration risks amid energy concerns. Environmental critics show muted opposition at a New Orleans hearing.
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Tom C. Brown
Midland
New York City
Brown
Congress
U.S
Texas
New Orleans
Louisiana
Venezuela votes for president as oil ties loom large
Venezuela, the US second largest oil supplier after Canada, votes Sunday with two of 14 candidates likely to win. Carlos Andres Perez and Lorenzo Fernandez lead in a market wary of disruption to crude flows. Oil accounts for two thirds of government revenue and prices rise as production remains steady. The US hopes for a peaceful transition but risks from political upheaval threaten crude access.
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Venezuela
Canada
United States
U.S
Sam
Carlos Andres Perez
Romulo Betancourt
Accion Democratica Party
The Law Grows Amid Watergate and Regulation
The legal profession expands as government rules rise and lawsuits multiply. Corporations like Delta Airlines and AAA Services double legal staffs while institutions such as Texas Tech add in-house counsel. High profile cases test ethics and DIY legal kits rise as no fault insurance spreads.
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Delta Airlines
AAA
Wall Street Journal
Texas Tech
John Mitchell
John Ehrlichman
John Dean
Washington
Richard Nixon
Odds Are We’ll Never Know About Watergate
Bruce Birossat argues full disclosure from Nixon is unlikely and that tapes and records are incomplete. He notes missing conversations, unturned documents, and Nixon’s leaks. He predicts future historians may still seek full disclosure decades from now.
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Washington
Nixon
Mars
Courts
Senate
Special Prosecutor
White House
Ervin Committee
Harding
Harry Daugherty
Watergate
Greek policy bankruptcy threatens NATO eastern anchor
Washington laments the Nixon era stance toward Greece as Papadopoulos falls, risking a Khadafy-style, super-nationalist regime that could seize NATO's eastern anchor and reshape alliance balance.
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Washington
Nixon
Greece
Papadopoutous
U.S
NATO
Greek turmoil raises anti American sentiment in Athens
An analysis of the Greece crisis after the Papadopoulos overthrow shows growing anti Americanism under Ioannidis. It warns that U.S. support for the dictatorship could fuel nationalist backlashes and threaten Eastern Mediterranean stability.
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Nixon
Papadopoulos
U.S
Mediterranean
Middle East
Cyprus
Greece
Israel
Ioannidis
Soviet Union
Syria
Egypt
State Department
Justice Department
Panagoulis
Elias Demetracopoulos
Arab world views Israel as a dam against Zionism says Kissinger
Secretary of State Kissinger reports Arab leaders see Israel as a dam protecting Zionism and warn it may fail under protracted wars while Arabs seek revenge. Sadat notes Israeli internal divisions, Ashkenazi dominance, and Sephardim integration challenges. brain drain and caste-like tensions threaten Israel's future.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Kissinger
Mr. Kissinger
Sadat
Europe
Algeria
Egypt
Lebanon
Morocco
Faisal
United States
Pass It On And Odd Facts In A News Collage
A collection of quirky notes and questions from LM Boyd includes absurd scientific claims and Bible quiz trivia, plus social commentary on crime and culture. It ends with a postal address for correspondence in Fort Worth Texas.
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Long Beach
N.Y
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