Energy crisis debate over guilt blame and modern progress
A University of Chicago psychiatrist and figures like Supreme Court Justice Douglas and Maurice Strong urge realism in addressing energy shortages. They argue against guilt politics and for maintaining a strong industrial base while pursuing new energy paths such as solar, hydrogen fusion, and efficiency to avoid harming living standards.
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University of Chicago
Jarl Dyrud
U Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Maurice F. Strong
United Nations Environment Program
China
Rockefeller
Ford
Douglas
America
Ballpoint Pens Overtake as Fountain Pens Fade from Sight
The text recalls 1940s ballpoint flaws but notes rapid adoption and high production by 1972 with 1/3 billion pens in the U S. It says fountain pens become rare, a generation grows up without them, and many official acts are signed with disposable ballpoints while banks and offices rely on modern pens.
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United States
BIC Corp
Moon
Hiroshima
Kennedy
Pearl Harbor
White House
Franklin Pierce
Fanz Kafka
New York
American Express
Washington
Virginia Beach
Las
Perth
Australia
Dr Lamb On Arthritis And Florida Climate Advice
Dear readers seek guidance on arthritis and Florida living to ease elderly mother’s dampness concerns. Dr Lamb notes climate matters less than medical supervision and mild regions aid aging bodies, citing St Petersburg as a worthy climate with top medical facilities. He emphasizes personal choice and continuous care.
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DR. Lamb
St. Petersburg
Florida
New York
New York City
U S Russia Wheat Deal Seen As Minor Factor In Food Tightness
Washington experts say the U S Russia wheat agreement only slightly affected tight global food supplies. Lester Brown of ODC warns world grain reserves are dangerously low and a North American drought could trigger a crisis, urging richer nations to increase yields and curb hoarding.
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Washington
Russia
Lester R. Brown
Overseas Development Council
ODC
Brain Trust
North America
Brown
U.S
Canada
James P. Grant
CDC
Sphinx Myth and Miscellany Color the Times
Hal Boyle blends trivia and quips as he notes the Sphinx’s male baboon origin, drivers’ gender shifts, parrot habits, bumper stickers, and odd cures. The column weaves quotations and quick facts, mixing history, humor, and curios.
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Hal Boyle
Sphinx
George Marshall to Act in Vrooder's Hooch Debut
Hollywood veteran director George Marshall aged 81 signs to perform as an actor in the film Vrooder's Hooch after a 59 year directing career and nearly 100 films.
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Hollywood
Calif
George Marshall
Vrooder
Hooch
Thoughts From The Living Bible
Passage from Solomon 2 10 14 praises springtime imagery and invites beloved to rise and come away The text echoes themes of renewal and beauty as seasons change from winter to spring Published under Religious Heritage of America with date 12 10
Bruce Biossat A Fulfilling Experience In Computer Operation
Washington report notes a long running joke on how fast and chaotic computerized life has become in the White House era. Bruce Biossat recalls credit card mixups and misdirected American Express ticket shipments tied to a Watergate era backdrop and tape scandals.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
NEA
Rose Mary Woods
American Film Theater
New York City
GM sees car and truck transport as American backbone
General Motors chairman Richard Gerstenberg states the car and truck will remain central to U S transportation even amid energy shortages. He argues Americans will adapt, SUVs and smaller specials will grow, and multi car ownership will rise while suburbia and incomes push demand for dependable personal transit.
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New York
General Motors
Richard Gerstenberg
Ceres
Pellets Spill Block Fort Wayne Street At Traffic Standstill
A Fort Wayne street was briefly blocked when 6 050 pounds of loose BU pellets spilled from a truck. Three 2 0 9 pound barrels burst open and the pellets rolled across the pavement. Fire crews sprayed water to push pellets into gutters and restore traffic.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Oswego Palladium Times Post Office Entry Rates
Oswego Palladium Times, a consolidated paper since 1925 with Oswego Palacum and Oswego Times, lists delivery, carrier, and mail rates. Rates include year and six month options, with various regional prices and adjustments noted under the act of July 2 1946. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with standard notices on misstatements.
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Oswego
Noy
Oswego Palacum
Oswego Times
Morrisembré
Te Owwege
Wayne
Northern Ceyage Co
Thomaee Newspapers, Inc
Des Picines
Ili
Thomsas Newspapers, Inc
Rockelelie
Plas New York
N. Y
Associated Press
Ralladium Times
Columm
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