Energy crisis talk in Bonn warns US on oil imports
A global energy debate unfolds as leaders urge the United States to cut oil imports. Proposals favor coal, nuclear, and breeder reactors, with U S policy clashes over Clinch River funding and reactor proliferation fears. France, Germany, and Britain press ahead with breeder programs while the US contemplates alternatives.
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Saudirabia
Kuwait
Jimmy Warter
Washington
Clamshell Alliance
California
Jerry
Jimmy Carter
Clinch River
Carter
France
Germany
Britain
Youngs Paris remark sparks US Soviet rights clash
Columnists and commentators attack Andrew Young for equating Soviet repression with U.S. civil rights struggles in Paris. The piece criticizes his rhetoric as inappropriate for a U S ambassador and labels his stance a tragedy for Carter and the nation. It contrasts Soviet repression with U S human rights gains and predicts limited presidential action.
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Andrew Young
Soviet Union
United States
Carter
House of Reypresentatives
Anatoly Shcharansky
Andy Y
Paris
U.S
Tass
Young
United Nations
Ambassador Young
Bert Lance
Soft technology debate shapes 1980 primary rhetoric
Washington report notes Jerry Brown Richard Schumacher influence on voters and policy through appropriate technology. Colin Norman Worldwatch Institute argues for jobs via soft technologies with India sugar plants and California nuclear versus solar energy. Howard Jarvis amplifies tax concerns.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
California
Jerry Brown
E.F Schumacher
Schumacher
Center For Appropriate Technology
Brown
Office of Appropriate Technology
Worldwatch Institute
Norman
IBM
India
Howard Jarvis
Capitol Hill
Jarvis
United States
World
Portraits Of A Writer In A Changing World
Ridgefield Connecticut AP recalls Hugh Mulligan musing on updating his public image at 90. He jokes about endorsements of a new photo, considers Capote and Mailer style poses, past war reporting, a Danang jeep shot with Bob Hope chorus girls, and a Shah of Iran party portrait, noting his old high school picture remains fresh and in focus by comparison.
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Conn
George Orwell
Java
Truman Capote
New York Times
Capote
Dacron
Associated Press
Asia
Africa
Middle East
da Nang
Bob Hope
Iran
Europe
Persian Empire
Anne
Papal
Beekeepers Laud Reduced County Roadside Mowing Plan
Butler County Beekeepers Association thanks County Engineer Bill Foster for cutting mowing along roadsides to protect wildlife and pollinators while preserving safety. They praise lower costs and reduced herbicide impact, noting the need for safe shoulders and visibility amid a changing, less manicured roadside aesthetic.
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Bill Foster
Butler County
Butler County Beekeepers Association
Bill Poster
Middletown Journal Publisher Rates and Information
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists mailing and home delivery rates for Middletown Ohio. Rates include daily 20 cents weekday and 35 cents Sunday at newsstands, 7¢ Sunday for home delivery, and motor route options at 60 cents daily with 30 cents Sunday. Mail subscriptions in the U S run 38 dollars per year, with monthly and four‑week period options, payable in advance.
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