Coal on comeback trail fuels debate over energy and environment
Coal resurges as a major power option linking the Four Corners southwest project to a wider strategy. Utilities plan six plants totaling 12 600 megawatts to serve southern California, while pithead burning sparks desert scarring and air concerns. Gasification offers a cleaner future but remains years away. Washington doubles coal gas research funding to 20 million annually as coal remains abundant enough to bridge the gap until nuclear or geothermal power dominates.
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Four Corners
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
California
Washington
Space Defense Center Tracks Space Debris From Colorado
For ten years the Space Defense Center near Colorado Springs uses a net of cameras and radars to track 16 000 earth orbiting reports daily. Of thousands of objects less than 500 are satellites. the rest is junk. The center under NORAD monitors space traffic ahead of Apollo 15 and notes collision odds at about one million to one, with higher activity expected as launches rise.
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Colorado Springs
North American Air Defense Command
Space Defense Center
Air Force
Navy
NORAD
Combat Operations
Cheyenne Mountain
Menopause and hot flashes guidance for middle aged women
Dr Brady advises middle aged women to seek physician advice for new symptoms. Lifestyle, exercise, and a high calcium diet may reduce hot flashes. If needed, ovarian hormone therapy offers relief within a week. Readers are urged to request The Menopause pamphlet by mail for 20c.
Taiwan Not Sharing Optimism For Peking US Ties
Amb Shen at National Press Club warned Washington against assuming warmer ties with Peking. He argued the Mao regime remains a ruthless foe and will not change, urging U.S. support for the Republic of China on Formosa and warning against trusting Communist promises. The envoy stressed Beijing targets U.S. instability and insists America must back Taiwan to safeguard Asia and the Free World.
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Washington
Red China
Peking
United States
Formosa
United Nations
Security Council
Taipei
James C. H. Shen
National Press Club
Ambassador Shen
Mao Tse-Tung
Taiwan
Republic of China
Mao Tse|'ung
Chou En-Lai
Free World
Peking Press
U.S
Shene
Washington - Peking
Shen
America
Asia
Hal Boyle There Are Things That Make Life Worth Living
New York AP column lists simple joys that give life meaning. Moments include a child’s smile after losing a tooth, warm showers after rain, finding a letter from HER, family reunions, home and love, and small daily successes. The piece celebrates everyday happiness and human connection.
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Hal Boyle
New York
New England
River
Five artists showcased on Houston freeway billboards
On five major freeways in Houston a bank sponsored a public art display featuring the works of five artists. Each original piece, scaled to 14 by 48 feet, was photographed and projected onto large outdoor panels in color before sign painters reproduced the images. Each painting required about three days to complete.
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Houston
Tex
Johnson Echoes Roosevelt in War Opinion Tactics
Washington notes compare LBJ's 1964 65 push to mold public view on Vietnam with FDR's pre Pearl Harbor maneuvering. Analysis cites Pentagon papers and Times reporting, suggesting leaders often lean on dramatic incidents to steer voters toward war while denying direct intent.
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Washington
NEA
Pentagon
Lyndon
Johnson
U.S
LBJ
Franklin Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Vietnam
New York Times
North Vietnam
Roosevelt
Hitler
Europe
Japan
Wendell Willkie
FDR
Barry Gollwater
Willkie
James MacGregor Burns
Burns
America
Sehif
Great Britain
U. S. Navy
Atlantic
Soviets Linked to Anti-Sadat Plot in Egypt
NEA World brief notes East European diplomats believe Moscow aided the attempted coup against President Anwar Sadat. Cairo figures Ali Sabri and Sharawy Gomaa allegedly worked with the KGB to destabilize Egypt. Kremlin wary of Sadat yet signs 15 year Soviet Egyptian treaty amid Cold War tensions. Leon Dennen retires. Ray Cromley to continue Global View feature.
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United Nations
N.Y
NEA
Egypt
Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Ali Sabri
Kremlin
Middle East
Sharawy Gomaa
KGB
Russia
Aadat
Sadat
Fawzi
Muhammad Heykal
Nixon
Rogers
Podorny
People’s Assembly
Soviet Union
Pravda
United States
Leonid Brezhnev
Vietnam
Israel
Suez Canal
Local newspaper rate card and masthead notice Oswego NY
The Palladium Times masthead lists Clark Morrison III as publisher and Thomas A. Cloutier as business manager. It includes annual and monthly delivery and mail rates for Oswego and surrounding addresses, advertising representatives, and Associated Press affiliation.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
S% Inc
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Associated Press
Palladium Times
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King
Coal
Brady
Ans
David Lawrence
U. S
Mao -Tse-Tung
Henrod
By Roger Bollen
Berry's
Howdy Doody
A. E. Shard
Warwick
NEA, Inc
Wen
Cleveland
Ohio
Bruce Biossat
Leon Dennen
Global View
Ray Cromley
the Palladium Times
West First St
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