Energy conference probes path to U.S. independence
Ray Cromley reports on a two day Washington gathering of scientists economists and officials who debate how to achieve energy independence by the mid 1980s. They weigh costs subsidies and new sources while warning against reckless rush to conservation without study and planning.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
William E. Simon
White House
Federal Energy Office
Saudi Arabia
United States
West Europe
Russia
U.S
Europe
Asia
Ray Cromley
China warns against titled works of Beethoven and Schubert
The Jenmin Jih Pao cites a Beijing warning condemning Beethoven and Schubert as symbols of Western ideas. It labels Schubert's unfinished Symphony in B minor as reflecting class sentiment and criticizes Beethoven as a capitalist moneyed composer.
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China
Goveneret
Peking
Jenmin Ji Pai
Teaders
Ludwig van Beethoven
Franz Schubert
New York Times
Beethoven
Schubert
Austria
Eroica
Napoleon
Letters to the Editor on abortion and drugs spark debate
Readers challenge abortion rights and marijuana coverage. Mary A. Umbel urges action supporting Rep. Hogan and constitutional amendments, while David Snyder questions editorial emphasis and cautions over tobacco and alcohol harms with references to national stats and safety councils.
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Spicknall
Lawrence Hogan
Hogan
Goodloe Byron
Maryland
Bethesda
Frederick County
Birthright
Baltimore
Villa Louise
David Snyder
P.O
Rockville
Talent scout biossat stresses narrow field in 1976 race
Washington analyzes the 1976 presidential landscape noting limited promise among Republicans and Democrats. It praises new talent search methods, cites Dr Forest C Pogue on George C Marshall and argues for broader exploration beyond traditional political ranks.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Henry Jackson
Donald Matthews
University of Michigan
Columbia
American Assembly
Forrest C. Pogue
George C. Marshall
America
Winston Churchill
Marshall
California
Food for Peace loans and Cambodian aid under Red River policy
Reports reveal U S food shipments under the Peace program financed by loaned funds and sold to ease shortages. Nixon grants permissions to use proceeds for defense and builds in Cambodia and South Vietnam as bread prices rise and aid debates continue amid war strains. Separate notes show ballooning requests and concerns over efficiency and reallocation of aid.
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Washington
National Security Council
United States
Nixon
South Vietnam
Thieu
Cambodia
White House
Food For Peace
Peace Corps
Phnom Penh
Local charity probes expose asthma fundraisers and salaries
A county review questions a charity linked to asthma children, revealing high salaries and fundraising costs. The Asthmatic Children and Youth Foundation reported nine point nine million dollars raised over ten years, with eight percent spent on fundraising and over seven million to a Chicago fundraiser.
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Asthmatic Children and Youth
Lock Freed Plendale
Asthmatic Children’s Foundation
Miami Beach
Harold
Chicago
W.H. Giesler & Co
Mondale
Giesler
Minnesota
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