Weicker urges oil embargo response with export limits
Sen. Lowell Weicker proposes amending the Export Administration Act to bar US shipments of goods that aid Arab elites if oil embargoes target the United States. He argues against cutting off food and medicines and suggests barter in oil or LNG for food, weapons curbs, and tech restrictions to pressure Arab nations.
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Sen
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Nixon
Sen. Weicker
Weicker
Zurich
U.S
Western Hemisphere
Arabia
Saudi Arabia
Libya
Kuwait
Netherlands
Japan
Middle East
Uncle Sam
Not Driving Weekend Panic and MIT Course in Failure
Citizens are urged to avoid driving as gas stations close this weekend. The piece riffs on benefits of not driving and laments traffic and toll frustrations. It notes MIT offers a course in failure and humorously questions the seriousness of the venture.
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New York
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nixon Proposes Federal Energy Administration to Lead US
President Nixon unveils a plan to create a Federal Energy Administration aimed at concrete energy conservation. He stresses the need for a clear national roadmap and warns that delaying action will increase the crisis and erode American freedoms.
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Nixon
Federal Energy Administration
United States
Washington
Congress Should Decide On Auto Emission Standards
EPA says nitrous oxide standards for 1976 model cars could be relaxed while health benefits depend on catalytic converters. The agency favors leaving timetable decisions to Congress amid auto industry pressure. critics warn against undermining antipollution goals.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Detroit
EPA
Lesson in democracy urged to young readers
Letter urges youth to value democracy amid national political strain with no attorney general or vice president and a president under fire. Writer contrasts U S handling with other nations, praises Constitution, and credits parents for guiding his values. Michael Williams thanks the Journal for a Williams family piece.
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China
Greece
Russia
Mexico
Journal of Middletown Rates and Delivery Details
The News Journal in Middletown Ohio lists pricing for single copies and home delivery including motor route and mail options. Subscriptions range 30 dollars per year in the trading area and 38 outside the area. rates vary by delivery method and payment plan.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal Tube
U.S.A
Snake oil salesmen target schools in recruitment call
A transcript shows a sales pitch from a National Ethnic Daily News representative pressuring Alderton Academy to place a half page ad for National Brotherhood Day. The agent cites IRS rules on tax exemptions and non discrimination, while the headmaster cites the school's diverse student body and long history.
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Alderton Academy
Dr. Jones
Mr. Stanton
National Ethnic Daily News
Jones
Tierra del Fuego
Stanton
Internal Revenue
iInternal Revenue
Better Business Bureau
Los Angeles
National Association of Independent Schools
Tom Wolfe
Mark My Words Missing the point
A columnist ridicules energy sacrifices during a budget debate and criticizes civic posturing. He cites a JFK memorial flame shutoff, a neighbor with a razor, and a wife buying Christmas lights as examples of empty sacrifice. He argues small personal savings matter less than meaningful national action. The piece references White House jet travel, Lake Michigan, and broader IRS ad practices exposing minority advertising scams by a fake newspaper network.
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Jim Fiebig
Canton
Ohio
Jfk Memorial
Salvation Army
Florida
White House
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Surrey
England
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Drexel R. Williams
Journal
Michael Williams
Shotton Road
the Journal
William F. Buckley JR
Gerald L. Warren
Lake Michigan
Gerald
Dr. Joneses
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