Hybrid gasoline plan gains traction in White House debate
White House watchers foresee a hybrid system combining conventional rationing with a taxed market to allocate limited gasoline. Sen. Humphrey endorses market based triage, while Energy Czar Simon delays printing coupons. If rationing comes, hybrids become the likely policy.
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White House
Hubert Humphrey
Energy
William Simon
Simon
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Triumph In Camellia Bowl Victory
The Tech Bulldogs defeated Western Kentucky 34 to 0 to win the national Division II championship in Sacramento. Tech previously beat Boise State 38-34 and finished the season 12-1-0, propelled by Terry Bradshaw and QB Denny Duran.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Tech University
Western Kentucky
Sacramento
California
Tech Bulldogs
Tech
Boise State
Maxie Lambright
Bulldogs
Eastern Michigan
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburg Steelers
Denny Duran
Charles “Quick
McDaniel
Worldwide School Survey finds core factors shaping achievement
A six year study across 22 countries shows school environment heavily influences math and science, while reading is shaped more by home. Japanese 14 year olds match 18 year old Americans in science. gifted students excel under any method. home reading boosts outcomes. class size shows limited effect. day care and earlier education rise.
Detroit Faces Tightening Federal Controls on Auto Industry
The piece warns that rising federal mandates threaten Detroit’s auto industry and jobs. It notes emission rules, bumpers, seat belts, air bags, ignition locks, and audio alarms plus a 20 mpg goal by decade’s end with further standards by 1978, stressing costs and disruption to private vehicle roles.
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Senate
Detroit
NATO Allies Back Energy Action Plan Amid Euro Crisis
Washington advises Western Europe to join an energy action group as Kissinger seeks long term solutions. While likened to the Marshall Plan, experts warn funding alone cannot fix shortages now. European, Japanese relief hinges on Geneva talks and resolving the Israel Arab conflict influencing oil supply.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Western
Europe
NATO
Energy Action Group
Nixon
United States
Japan
Geneva
Israel
Rockefeller’s 1976 bid hinges on party support and strategy
The article argues Nelson Rockefeller’s resignation as New York governor strengthens his GOP presidential odds by backing 1974 congressional campaigns amid Watergate fallout and recession. It notes his shift from liberal image to centrist stance, his past defeats, and the need to build support among conservative party workers and states’ organizations.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Albany
George Clinton
Empire State
Richard Nixon
California
Rocky
Goldwater
South
Great Plains
GOP Aspirants On Notice
Washington reports poor mood in the Republican Party as Watergate fears grip leaders after a Nixon era campaign huddle. Polls from Gallup Harris Sindlinger and Market Opinion Research show Democrats ahead. candidates face broad losses in 1974 across states including New York California Illinois and Texas with fears of a major GOP setback.
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California
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Rokefeller
Washington
KFL
George Bush
Custer
Little Big Horn
Republican Party
Gallup
Harris
Sindlinger
Illinois
Watergate
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Empire State
Albany
Pennsylvania
Nixiecr
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Arlen Spector
Ohio
William Saxbe
Senate
GOP
Texas
John Connally
Alan Cranston
Ronald Reagan
George Gallup
Fresh Appraisal Of Ford
Conservatives in Congress and across the country are re evaluating Vice President Gerald Ford as a potential president. Ford’s voting with Nixon 83 percent of the time and his testimony on constitutional amendments draw conservative sentiment that he may unite party factions while Nixon’s approach receives mixed appraisal.
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John Connally
Texas
Rockefeller
Connally
Ronald Reagan
California
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Sen
Charles Percy
Illinois
Elliot Richardson
Massachusetts
Rocky
the Times
Albany
White House
Richard Wagner
Congress
Nixon
National Review
the Mail
Ford
Americans For Democratic Action
American Conservative Union
House Judiciary Committee
Common Sense
Richard Nixon
Reagan
Yale Law School
Pacific
House
Charlie Halleck
King Features Syndicate
Rockefeller in Run for President Cites Maturity and Experience
The article discusses Nelson Rockefeller as a potential 1960s presidential candidate. It notes his age advantage against rivals like Reagan, his stable family life, and long tenure in high office. It argues he is fiscally prudent and capable of running a large state, amid Republican concerns about rivals and the electorate's mood.
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Philosopher King
Reagan
Rockefeller
White House
Monroe News-Star history and staff credits
The Monroe News-Star provides its history from 1929 to 1972 with editors publishers and directors listed. It notes city offices in Monroe Louisiana and identifies key executives such as Robert Ewing Brown Jack Campbell Edmond Brown and Patricia Hen drick among others. The paper positions as an independent outlet and AP member.
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John O. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
Wiliam H. Bronson
Nueen
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Wilve Streets
Monroe
Robert Ewing Brown
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Jack S. Campbell
Edmond G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
Associated Press
Brannam-Moloney Company
National Advertising Representatives
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New Orleans
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Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Boston
Miami
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