Flashing yellow light on Earth's energy future urges caution
A National Academy of Sciences report warns that burning coal oil and gas raises atmospheric carbon dioxide with possible climate and food supply impacts. It likens conclusions to a flashing yellow light prompting Congress and the White House to reassess energy policy including coal and nuclear options. The ERDA responds by creating a Carbon Dioxide Environmental Effects Research office and adding funding.
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Spaceship Earth
National Academy of Sciences
Congress
Carter
America
White House
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
New England Leads Banking Revolution with Five Percent NOW Accounts
Massachusetts pioneers 5 percent interest on checking accounts blurring lines between savings banks and commercial banks. The shift spreads as NOW accounts draw deposits from 48 states and 68 countries, aided by computer systems and big players expanding services beyond traditional roles. If Congress acts, the nationwide move could reshape personal finance nationwide.
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New England
Bostonian
Massachusetts
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Savings Bank
Worcester
First National Bank of
Boston
First National
Sen
Thomas McIntyre
D-N.h
Hudson
Providence
Hartford
Louis Brandeis
Sears Roebuck and Co
American Express
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc
Dow Jones
Barron's Financial Weekly
The Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Options
The Middletown Ohio newspaper details home delivery and motor route rates. It lists per-copy prices for weekdays and Sunday, calendar month charges, and annual mail rates for U.S. and foreign addresses.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Understanding Wealth and Bert Lance in a Banking World
Senator Abraham Ribicoff argues that Bert Lance was unfairly smeared and that the public misreads how wealth is built in a profit system based on borrowing to start or expand businesses. He compares Lance’s loans to typical personal and corporate banking practices and urges readers to recognize that risk and interdependence drive business success.
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Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Bert Lance
Carter
Lance
Catholic and Jewish intellectuals drift left and right
The piece argues Catholic academics trend left while Jewish scholars move right, highlighting magazines like Commentary and The Public Interest as models. It notes Catholic publications such as America and Commonweal show liberal tones, while figures like Irving Kristol and Milton Friedman anchor Jewish and economic perspectives. The author promises a follow-up column exploring causes.
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Norman Podhoretz
Commentary Magazine
U.S
Dan Berrigan
Irving Kristol
NYU
Wall Street Journal
Milton Friedman
Copperhead bite on Louisville street spurs odd tale
Mrs. Eloise Aspenleiter, a nursing student, was bitten on her right ankle by a small copperhead near Sixth and Hill in Louisville. She suspects crutch contact with the weeded reptile, faced allergen concerns, and recovered after a light venom dose. the snake was not found. Local health officials dismissed dog and cat bite calls. Meanwhile Middletown police pilots test a skunk as humane suspect deterrent.
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Connie Aspenleiter
Eloise
Schneider
Sixth and
Hill
Louisville
Aspenleiter
Spalding College
Louisville Times
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Mark
John Chamberlain
the Journal
Jeffrey Hart
Commentary
New Republic
Martin Peretz
Public Interest
Wanderer
the Rosenbergs
Harry Gold
CIA
Philip Agee
U.S. Bishops’ Catholic Conference
Miami
Catholic Conference
Humphrey-Hawkins
Vietnam
Hanoi
Rhodesia
South Africa
Ptl
Gary Gingerich
Russ Dwyer
Journal
Dwyer
Chief of Police
Smokey and the Bandit
Buford T. Justice
Jackie Gleason
Burt Reynolds
Texas
Alabama
T.M
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