Amish find no energy crisis in simple living
Amish communities in nine states continue to live without electricity or cars and chop wood to light homes. They report no energy bills or car payments and view the energy crisis as a validation of their traditional lifestyle.
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History highlights for January 6, 1974
On this date in history several events stand out. Joan of Arc was born in 1412, Henry VIII married Anne of Cleves in 1540, Martha Dandridge Custis married George Washington in 1759, Morse demonstrated the telegraph in 1838, New Mexico became a state in 1912, Roosevelt died in 1919, FDR outlined the Four Freedoms in 1941, Paul VI urged Christian unity in Bethlehem ten years ago, Israel and Lebanon met to ease border tensions five years ago, Kissinger and Tho prepared to resume Vietnam talks a year ago, and Prince Juan Carlos turns 36.
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Earl Johnson of UPI Dies in Arizona
Earl J. Johnson, 73, longtime vice president and editor who led United Press and United Press International coverage for 30 years, died at his home near Tucson after a stroke and retirement in 1965.
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