Soviet Afghan invasion signals broader Cold War risk
The article warns that the Soviet entry into Afghanistan could spark wider Russian adventurism in the 1980s, endangering U.S. interests in the Persian Gulf and Arabian Sea. It discusses geography advantages for the USSR, potential Soviet bases in Pakistan, and shifting alliances with Pakistan, China, and India amid U.S. aid constraints.
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Afghanistan
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Zbigniew Brzezinski
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India
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Legislators Urge Schools to Lead New Fuel Efforts
Kansas lawmakers urged universities led by Kansas State University to move from fossil fuels to alternative energy. They pressed for solar methane and wind, criticizing continued expansion of the fossil fuel powered steam plant. The study showed aging boilers and rising demand, with solar not yet cost effective.
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Ways and Means
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Hugoton
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Wall Street gains as gold soars amid commodity stock rally
The Dow rose to 873.63 at noon as major gainers International Paper Pittston Louisiana Pacific and Champion International posted solid advances. Gold jumped to 765 an ounce in London while the NYSE composite and AMEX index climbed amid heavy trading and inflation fears.
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London
International Paper
Pittston
Louisiana-Pacific
Champion International
Vo-Tech Co-op Negotiations Eyes Student-Led Growth
Teachers pressed for part in future growth of the Ottawa area vo-tech cooperative noting students ranking first and seeking ideas from students planning to enroll. Board member Lantis described a gradual aim to add one new course yearly for four to five years, reaching about 200 students in five years. The next session is Jan 30 in the north co‑op building and public.
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John MacVane
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Record Gold Prices Seen As Investors Flee Fears
Investors piled into gold as fears of supply shortages hit, lifting London fixing to 765 per ounce and New York opens at 770 before sliding. Silver surged to a record 48.01, while the dollar steadied vs major currencies amid geopolitical tensions and oil price concerns.
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