Energy experts seek free market fixes for crisis
The discussion centers on coordinating energy policy to ease gas regulations and boost exploration. Speakers urge expanding energy research and public education, warn against imports dependency, and argue three freedoms underlie a free market: specialize, transact, and exchange with government preventing fraud.
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John W. Bearble
Dutton
Wright
House Commerce| Committee
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Dallas
Saudi Arabia Cuts Oil Output Further
The report discusses Saudi Arabia raising oil prices and cutting output, pressuring Western economies. It notes Arab states’ aims for a peace settlement, potential Palestinian refugee rights restoration, and how major consumers including Britain Japan and France react with rationing plans, economic strain, and calls for unity among industrialized nations.
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Middle East
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France
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Emancal Times of London
Gay Activist Addresses Threats at New York City Talk
A Gay Activist, Wandel, reports a anonymous caller threatened his life by telephone on Thursday afternoon while at a campus event in New York City. He defends homosexuality, cites Kinsey data, and notes audience mostly curious attendees at the Tech program. Don Coleman and Dr. Don Gillis participated as sponsors alongside the Ideas and Issues Committee of University Center.
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Tesas Tech
University Cent
Calier
New York City
Albany
N.Y
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Labhock
Wardel
Kinsey
Amer
Wandel Sid
Stewicht
Tech
Don Coleman
Presbyterian
Don Gillis
Tech Psychology Department
Univerity Center
Nader Sues Airline Over Missed Flight and Damages
The Civil Court found Meche and the airline liable for failing to honor Nader’s confirmed reservation on flight 864 from Washington to Conn. The judge ordered the company to pay Nader 5 000 in compensatory damages and 25 000 in punitive damages to COAG for missing the rally and the embarrassment caused to the Hartford citizens group.
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Hey
Gens Action Group
COAG
Damaes
Richey
Nader
Meche
Washington
Conn
Hartford
Rixbey
Panel Okays Alaska Oil Pipeline Bill
The panel approves a bill directing the interior secretary to grant a right of way for the privately financed Alaska pipeline to Valdez. It limits liability to 50 million unless negligence, and preserves court challenges in federal venues.
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District of Decisions
Supreme Court
Alveska Pipeline
Kwai
Prady Commission
FTC
Justice Department
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Jienty M. Jackson
D Wash
Senate
House
Don Young
Alaska
Ralph Nader
Young
Nader
Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Kidnapped Industrialist Found Dead in Mexico
In Guadalajara authorities discovered the body of industrialist Fernando Aranguren, who had been kidnapped October 10 by the same group that abducted and released the British consul as a hostage. He was found in an abandoned car in a residential district, dead for several days with an apparent gunshot wound.
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Mexico
UPI
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Kosygin Talks in Cairo Amid Sinai Tank Battles
Cairo talks continue as Israeli forces push near the Bitter Lakes in the Sinai. Uzi Narkis reports 10 Egyptian aircraft down and Israeli shells hitting Port Said and Ras el Baredka while both sides claim air and ground actions. U.S. and Soviet efforts to broker a settlement progress slowly with estimates of tank and aircraft losses mounting.
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U.S
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State Radio
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Sinai Desert
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Reypt
Chironacie
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
New York
Pentagon
Defense Department
William Heecher
Arab Gunmen Kill One Hold 66 as Hostages in Beirut
Gunmen stormed a Beirut building housing several banks injuring a worker and taking 66 people hostage. The assault triggered heavy gun battles and tear gas as security forces moved to end the siege and captured one gunman after a shootout.
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Lebanon
Lebanese Socialist Revolutionary Movement
Kris Kristofferson Rita Coolidge Concert Draws Crowd
A security guard described the Munici pal Auditorium crowd as well behaved at the Kris Kristofferson and Rita Coolidge show. The report notes a few flash cameras were smuggled in despite the orderly reception.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Rita Coolidge
Municipal Auditorium
Kris and Rita Light Up Lubbock Concert Night
Kris strummed and sang a mix of songs including a likely spoof on Vincent van Gogh and a Don McLean style piece. Rita joined mid show after a late start, with Kris joking about Vietnam Blues No. 2. Attendance dipped slightly from a sellout, but fans enjoyed two hours of performances despite a few snafus and a sickly remark.
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Vincent van Gogh
Don McLean
Lubbock
Rita
Donnie Fritts
Heever
Feb Neworth
Woman Slain In Airliner Hijacking At Marigna Airport
Police surrounded a hijacked plane on a remote Marigna Airport ramp as Mrs. Cravenne urged disembarkation and tried to force the crew to continue, wounding her after gunfire amid attempts to talk her down. Passengers and crew were released or detained. motive remains unclear.
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Cravenne
Ndt
Desaveye
Hapoussiere Vale
Heckenroth
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Mes. Cravenne
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Lapoussiere
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Paris
Nice
France
C C Lauded For Year Of Achievements
The article details a banquet praising the Chamber of Commerce and Great Plains Life building repair efforts. Verner presented a plaque and summarized the chamber’s work with Fred H. Timberlake and Texas Instruments plant aid at Latchbock. Attendees included Pete Laney and RB McAllister, with ROTC color guard from Texas Tech and music by Bernie Howell.
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Brummal
Verner
Ates Chamber
Mes
Tom B. Simmons
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Fred H. Timberlake
Great Plains Life
Charles E Litrick
St. John's United Methodist Church
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Bernie Howell
Bob Nash
Directa
Municipal Coliseum
Blakely
United States
Oldest Oklahoma church Wheelock Church near Millerton founded 1846
Oklahoma's oldest church, the Wheelock Church near Millerton, was established in 1846 by Presby terians. The historic site reflects early religious settlement in the region and retains its legacy within local heritage.
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Opl
Wheelock Church
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Presby Hterians
Redistricting Shifts in Lynn and Burleson Counties
The plan reallocates populations with Lynn and Dawson counties cut across by new lines. Burleson gains multiple counties from the 13th District including Knox and Baylor, while Mahon gains from shifts south of Midland Odessa. Levatino notes the case is closed for the state though some could still appeal the court decision.
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Palmer
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Bailey
Hale
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Ector County
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Taylor
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Jack
Kent
Stonewall
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Wise
Floyd
Crosby
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Young
Borden
Scurry
Lynn
Knox
Baylor
Dawson
Commanche
Evath
Cooke
Parker
Bob Price
Pampa
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