Canadian unity and a cross border gas pipeline debate
Trudeau faces Quebec separatism and provincial auto policy as Canada weighs a Alaska North Slope gas pipeline to the United States. Western provinces shift between socialism and free markets while Alberta leans toward oil expertise.
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Carter halts 19 Western dam projects amid drought debate
The article explains President Carter calls for a pause on 19 Western water projects, arguing for reevaluation of cost, environmental impact, and congressional funding practices. It notes the projects are early in planning and may not affect water supply for years, with potential political clash ahead.
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Energy independence goal fades as imports surge in 1977
The piece traces U S efforts from Nixon to Ford to curb foreign oil use, noting imports may exceed half of consumption in 1977 and that earlier attempts failed to align policy. It cites 51 percent imports by API estimates and 40 percent at the outset of alarms, with Carter promising a broad energy program in April. The passage ends with a biblical verse.
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Mark My Words Rochester On Eddie Anderson’s Quiet Civil Rights Impact
The piece argues Eddie Anderson quietly advanced race relations in Rochester without marching or singing protest songs. It suggests his indirect contributions outweighed more visible civil rights actions and credits him with significant influence in the community.
Eddie Anderson 71 dies. Rochester on Jack Benny Show
Eddie Anderson known for playing Rochester on the Jack Benny Show for 30 years died last week at age 71. The obituary notes his role offered lighthearted dignity across color lines and helped set a mood for civil rights progress, even as views varied.
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Roots backlash fuels cross country reader letters
A columnist reports a large nationwide outpouring of letters criticizing the Roots miniseries for its portrayal of whites. Readers defend the piece noting anti white bias, urge independent judgment, and claim the show misrepresents history.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
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Letters to the Editor on Flynt conviction and Kennedy quote
Readers critique Larry Flynt's obscenity conviction arguing publicity fuels unwanted sales and harms morals. A second letter recounts a failed purchase of a 1976 van conversion with a missing spare tire and $90.50, citing poor dealer and factory response and questioning business responsibility.
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Letters to editor fall short of monthly record
Seventy four letters were printed in February, near a monthly record. The 76 mark was close but not reached due to unauthenticated names and addresses. Readers are asked to include a verifiable phone number. Some letters came from non existent addresses and unsigned items were discarded.
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