Economists urge counter-embargo against Arab oil blackmail
Eight American economists including four Nobel laureates urge oil consuming nations to discuss countermeasures such as withholding food and manufactured goods. Agriculture Secretary Butz notes the U S rejected cutting food shipments, arguing it would be ineffective and risky. He warns refusing surplus food could invite genocide accusations while grain production remains high.
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Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
United States
Soviet Union
A Little Less Oil Signals Broad Economic Pain
The energy crisis deepens beyond shortages of gasoline and heating oil. A 15 percent cutback in petrochemical output could cost up to 1.6 million jobs and over $65 billion in domestic production, with plastics alone facing 560,000 layoffs and $23 billion in losses. The ripple spreads to construction, packaging, automotive, electronics, and more.
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U.S
Arthur D. Little Research Organization
Arthur D. Little
Dr Lamb on Cold Sensitivity and Winter Diets for Seniors
Elderly reader asks if an endocrinologist can help with persistent cold and thyroid concerns. Dr Lamb says cold sensationoften from skin and circulation, not thyroid. recommends light activity, warm socks, protein-rich meals, and thermal underwear to stay warm. Suggests consulting family doctor first and notes cost considerations.
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DR. Lamb
Krogh Guilty Plea Elevates Tone Amid Watergate Fallout
Washington report notes Egil Krogh Jr surrendering to cooperate with prosecutors, seeking delay of testimony until sentencing. Columns critique Nixon loyalists for misuse of White House power, warning lawmakers to weigh misdirection of aides in impeachment discussions. Abraham Lincoln quote concluded.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Egil Krogh, Jr
Krogh
Korgh
White House
Wrong Job Look How Much Worse It Could Be
Hal Boyle humorously lists worse occupations than common jobs to cheer readers. He invokes absurd roles from politics to showbiz, imagining unlikely postings such as a nose winder for elephants or a tuba player for a Salvation show. The piece satirizes workplace woes with playful, over the top job comparisons.
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Hal Boyle
Harold Stassen
Eskimo Igloos
Sahara
Notre Dame
Jack the Ripper
Phyllis Diller
Mama Cass
River Styx
Bach’s Music Aims to Glorify God and Recreate the Mind
The World Almanac Facts notes Johann Sebastian Bach as a German composer famed for church organ works. He stated that all music should aim to glorify God and refresh the mind, warning that neglecting this yields a mere devilish hubbub.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Bach
Kennedy Aids Democratic Hopefuls In 1974 Campaign Outlook
Senator Edward M. Kennedy will dominate fundraising and campaign support for Democratic candidates in 1974 while weighing a possible 1976 bid. Despite polls showing him as the party’s leading figure, Kennedy faces family opposition and past scandals, yet could quickly assemble a campaign team if needed.
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NEA
Senate
House
Edward M. Kennedy
Claily
Kennedy
George Wallace
Chappaquiddick Bridge
Teddy
Kenedy
Walter Mondale
Henry M. Jackson
Big Id
Maine
Muskie
Nixon
Massachusetts
Energy crunch boosts demand for physicists and engineers
New York AP reports shortages of energy and basic materials lift hiring for nuclear scientists and engineers in power generation, with salaries rising to 30 000 plus for mid level experts and up to 80 000 to 100 000 for doctorates. Breitmayer of Executive Register notes gains in project managers design engineers and purchasing agents with international experience amid a cautious outlook for year end.
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New York
Bill Breitmayer
Executive Register
Breitmayer
Sel
Thoughts From The Living Bible on Guidance and Hypocrisy
A passage contrasts blind leaders with learners who work hard to grow. It warns against judging others while failing self reflection, using the metaphor of a wooden plank obscuring sight before addressing another’s minor faults. Luke 6 39-40. Religious Heritage of America.
Oswego Palladium Times Rates and Notices
The Palladium Times Oswego N Y outlines mailing and carrier rates in advance payments with yearly and half yearly options. Advertising representatives are listed and it notes Associated Press credit and policy statements.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clare Morrison Ord
Office Corrier
Wayne
Northern Coyage Co
Hengeys
On Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines
Eng Thomsen Newspapers, Inc
Rockefeller
New York
Associated Press
Walladium Times
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