Ford Tough On Energy in Vail Address
President Ford calls energy a giant puzzle and vows to veto an extension of domestic oil price controls while threatening to remove the $2 a barrel tariff on imports if Congress sustains the veto. He argues quicker price rises encourage conservation and domestic production and warns of brownouts without faster energy policy.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
Congress
U.S
White House
House
University Plans AIDP Offerings
Ottawa University administrators plan to implement a 1.3 million Ad vanced Institutional Development Program grant. A committee of 11 OU administrators and 2 from Baker University will draft the plan with statewide impact, aiming for Jan 1 rollout and fall 1976 start for remaining parts. The grant funds curriculum expansion, public relations, basic skills, career planning, minority outreach in sciences, and a computer based management system over five years.
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Don Lambert
Ottawa University
Justo Diaz
Special Projects
Diaz
Baker University
Baldwin City
Baker
North Carolina Jury Acquits Joan Little of Murder Charge
A mixed jury acquitted Joan Little, a 21 year old black woman, of all charges in the icepick stabbing of her white jailer Clarence Alligood, 62, during a claimed self defense against a sexual attack. The panel deliberated 1 hour 18 minutes after Judge Hobgood instructed them to judge the truth.
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North Carolina
Joan Little
Raleigh, N.C
Clarence Alligood
Mark Nielsen
Wake Superior Court
Hamilton Hobgood
Alligator or Bureaucrat? Bennett Targets Federal Regs
Gov. Robert F. Bennett attacked a U S Fish and Wildlife official over an endangered species rule affecting the alligator mississippiensis. The exchange centers on a regulation allowing broader permits to protect similar species, while Bennett jokes that federal bureaucrats threaten states and citizens.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Schreiner
Bennett
Schriener
Kansas
Bugs Invade Ottawa Businesses
In Ottawa this morning ladybugs in red and black settled at Bob's Truck Stop and the First National Bank. Bank staff initially hosed them down but were halted by vice president Don Hay who said the insects are beneficial and will likely fly away.
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Joanistas
Ottawa
Bob's
First National Bank
Third
Hickory
Bob
Don Hay
First National
Hay
John Bacon
Ottawa University
Bacon
Baco
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Ures
U.S. Court of Appeals
Jason
Mike Burgoon
Elm
Miss Little
Alligood
Beaufort County
Washington, D.C
Little
Keith M. Schreiner
The
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
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