House Rejects Energy Bill Amid Debate Over Supplies
The House, by one vote, refused to consider a broad energy bill backed by Olin Teague that would loan guarantees totaling 3.5 billion dollars for coal gasification, oil shale, solar and geothermal projects, signaling continued energy policy stalemate as domestic fossil fuels head toward depletion. A separate measure approved direct farmer to consumer marketing via state agriculture and extension services for technical assistance to establish direct food outlets.
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Olin Teague
Home Made Bread Made Easy In Everyday Kitchen
A 1970s guide to bread baking shows how to use heavy duty stand mixers like General Electric for kneading dough. Recipes include a whole wheat loaf and a carefree white bread with yeast, flour, sugar and water, plus detailed mixing and baking steps.
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Butz Bids Farewell To Rides
Washington reports Butz resigns as agriculture secretary amid a racial slur controversy. Knebel acts as secretary and defends policies while denying secret meetings to curb minority hiring. USDA staff demographics are noted as part of the context.
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Cooperative Extension Service
John A. Knebel
Agriculture
Los Angeles Times
Knebel
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Richard L. Feltner
Justice Department
Pat Boone Shudders at Butz Joke Resignation
Entertainer Pat Boone said he shuddered when Earl Butz outlined a tasteless joke that led to his resignation. Boone confirmed the August airplane conversation with John Dean and the singer noted Dean was writing for Rolling Stone. He recalled no evidence of a tape.
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Los Angeles
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California
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Rolling Stone
Buzz
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Didate
Republican Party
Light Speed Limit Tracked as Universal Benchmark
Scientists arrived at the light speed figure in 1888. Light travels about 670,616,625.6 mph or 186,000 miles per second. The statement that nothing in the universe travels faster than light frames modern physics.
Uruguayan Duel Law Tolerates Blood Donor Regulated Conflicts
In Uruguay a duel is legally allowed when both participants are registered blood donors. The rule mandates donor status for both combatants, framing the clash as a regulated, consent based encounter rather than a crime.
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Uruguay
Moulton Woman Attends State Agriculture Convention
Mrs. Petrek the sole woman on the Agriculture Committee attended a two day convention in San Antonio where six resolutions were voted to be sent to the Texas state legislature in Austin within the coming year. Reagan Brown spoke at 11:00 a.m. and the session adjourned at 11:45 a.m. She stayed with her aunt Mrs. Joe Schoenfeld and visited Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Stulting in San Antonio.
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Moulton
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Petrek
Joe Schoenfeld
Elvis Stulting
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Advertise in the Moulton Eagle Announced
An advertisement note urges readers to place ads in the Moulton Eagle and provides a contact number 596-4871. The piece references biblical verses about judgment and accountability, citing Jesus and Matthew 12 36 37 through a speaker named Boone.
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Boone
Texas Tourists Cut Daily Spending In Summer
State officials report out-of-state auto travelers spent an average 17.11 per person per day in June to August, down from 20 in 1974. Bicentennial visitors averaged 3.03 people for 5.87 days, with lodging and food taking the largest shares of a Texas tourism dollar.
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Texas
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Dallas-Arlington-Fort Worth
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Have You Any News Call the Moulton Eagle
Local call to action advertises contacting the Moulton Eagle at 596-4871 for news tips and notices.
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