Turnabout in Oil Profits Prompts Energy Policy Debate
The piece critiques Congress and the Ford administration amid oil sector shifts after an embargo. It notes tax changes, depleted allowances, and uncertain long range energy plans as oil profits swing down from a boom while steel soars. It cites profits gaps, bribes issues, and a projected $300 billion needed for future oil capacity by 1985.
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Ford
Bethlehem, Republic
U.S. Steel
Texaco
Cities Service
Gulf
Press Bias Shapes Cross‑Partisan Election Reform Lawsuit
A joint liberal and conservative press coalition forms to challenge the unrevised federal election reform law. They fear headlines will skew public perception, so they file together to force objective scrutiny. The piece argues media bias distorts views of politicians and policies across nations and parties.
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Washington
NEA
Liberal Civil Liberties Union
Eugene McCarthy
James Buckley
Congress
Kooky
Paid vacations lengthen as six week benefits spread
New York AP report notes a rise in paid time off from five weeks to six over a decade. Conference Board surveys of about 1,800 firms show vacations and floating holidays expanding, with pay averaging 8.2 percent of payroll in 1973 and six week maximums for long service workers becoming common.
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New York
Conference Board
Satan OF Pane
Cosmetics as a Pretense for Addressing Real Dangers
A reflective essay condemns cosmetic acts like anti smoking signage as empty, urging collective action on pollution, energy, health care, crime and ecological crises. It argues individuals must engage in public, sustained efforts rather than private gestures. The author links consumer habits to broader societal risks and champions democratic, informed citizenry.
Today in History highlights for June 5 1975
June 5 marks key events including the 1940 start of the Battle of France and the 1947 Marshall Plan speech at Harvard. Notable milestones cover Grant’s 1872 nomination, WWI draft registration in 1917, Nixon’s 1962 California primary, and Kennedy’s 1968 assassination. Also notes floods of anniversaries and birthdays.
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Associated Press
France
Philadelphia
Ulysses S. Grant
George Marshall
Harvard University
Europe
Richard Nixon
California
U.S
Scorpion
Azores
Safety First and Foremost in Car Restraint Study
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety surveyed 8,893 children under 10 in 5,050 cars in Maryland Massachusetts and Virginia. Findings show 82 percent unrestrained while seated or standing, 6 percent on a lap, 5 percent in child restraints not properly secured, and 1 percent in inadequate devices. Even with parent seat belts, over 75 percent of children were unrestrained. Dr Allan Williams notes parents protect themselves more than their children. In 1973, 2,740 children under 15 died in motor vehicle crashes.
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The
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Maryland
Massachusetts
Virginia
Institute
Allan Williams
Williams
Motrin ibuprofen praised for arthritis relief tests safety
Readers report relief from osteoarthritis and rheumatoid pain using Motrin ibuprofen while doctors warn higher doses may cause gastritis digestive issues and altered safety. Medical Letter cautions it is not a universal anti arthritic replacement and long term studies are needed before broad use.
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Canada
United States
Radio City
New York N. Y
Mayo Clinic
Oswego Palladium Times Editorial Notice
The Palladium Times invites readers to report any misleading statements in its news editorials columns and advertising material. The paper emphasizes its role as a local news source with Associated Press content and serves Oswego and surrounding area.
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Oswego Palladium
Osweg Times
Clark Morrison
Thomson , Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Rockefeller Plox
New York
N.Y
Associated Press
Palledium-Times
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