TankTrain Could Solve Alaska Oil to Midwestern Markets
The piece argues that Alaska's 1.2 million barrel per day production risks oil gluts on the Pacific Coast. It highlights the TankTrain system from GATX as a cost effective solution, enabling rapid loading and unloading with interconnecting hoses, and claims two cent per barrel transport costs. It also discusses Canadian resistance to continental pipelines and the broader political-economic context of energy transport challenges.
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Pacific Coast
Japan
OPEC
U.S
California
Middle Western
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Burlington Northern
General American Transportation Corp
GATX
Opmn
Middle America
Panama Canal
Jim Mills Managing Editor Wednesday Jan 26 1977
The item notes Jim Mills serving as Managing Editor on the newspaper’s Wednesday edition dated January 26, 1977. It references the paper’s leadership role and editorial staff structure for that issue.
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Jim Mills
Supreme Court Hit on Religion and Work Schedule Thicket
The high court, by a 4 4 tie, upheld a lower court ruling in a Kentucky plant case about an employee who refused to work on Saturdays for religious reasons. The decision raises questions about reasonable accommodation under the Civil Rights Act and the limits of religious practice within employment.
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Supreme Court
Kentucky
Essex Calif Town Lives TV Free in Isolated Enclave
The town of Essex California with about 50 residents remains permanently without TV as the nearest station in Las Vegas cannot reach the area due to mountains. Residents fill time by socializing, children talk with parents, and locals roam brush country for entertainment, creating a social snapshot of a pre-television era.
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Essex
Calif
Las Vegas
America
Traffic Death Toll and Roads Highlight Caution
The piece notes an annual toll around 45 000 in the United States Daily life of drivers on over 4 million miles of roads underscores danger and the human plea for safer travel. The quote from John 10 10 TEV frames the discussion on life and safety.
Remembering dibs and sharing on the sandlot
A nostalgic friend recalls the old idea of dibs from childhood. The rule meant you were honor bound to share any food or drink, not just a small piece but a sizable portion, as illustrated by a Skybar example.
I Got Dibs A Radiant Slice Of Soda Ethics
The narrator recalls a childhood rule of dibs on treats like Nehi Orange. Sharing defined daily life, with dibbers giving when short and always returning favors. The piece wonders why the old dibs ritual faded and if its absence matters.
Execution as Turning Point in Gilmore Case
Jeffrey Hart argues Gilmore’s Utah execution marks a moral turning point for American values and the death penalty debate. He contends survival ethics undermine value structures, asserts the process involved broad political actors, and notes high public support for capital punishment while addressing potential errors.
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Gary Gilmore
Gilmore
Utah
Willis Ritter
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Noted
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options at 15 cents per copy on weekdays, 25 cents on Sundays, 72 cents daily home delivery, and 23 cents on Sundays. Motor route 13/2 cents daily and 24 cents Sunday. weekly and monthly rates specified. Mail subscription $38 yearly, $46 outside USA. all motor route and mail subscriptions due in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Draft dodgers deserve the label life seekers says letter
A reader argues Carter should pardon so called draft dodgers and calls them life seekers not traitors. The writer contends war is senseless and praises compassion toward those avoiding service.
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Jimmy Carter
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