Helpful locusts boost Hudson Valley cherry crop
Editorial notes that 17 year locusts on the East Coast may benefit agriculture. In New York's Hudson River valley birds skip cherries to feed on locusts, boosting the cherry harvest and showing ecology can aid human needs. Growers might welcome such a plague if repeated.
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New York
Hudson River Valley
Hudson Valley
Connally invite scandal drowns in hospitality chatter
Washington journalist guidelines clash with John B. Connally campaign events at Picosa Ranch as invited reporters and spouses sample meals and recreation. Many decline citing overreach and politics tainting the social pitch, with Julian Read withholding guest名单. New York transit theft: $600,000 in tens stolen from NYC Transit Authority HQ may be an inside job. burglars left $1.1 million in bills and up to $2.5 million in tokens in a guarded room.
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Washington
John B. Connally
Texas
Treasury
Conally Campaign
Connally
Picosa Ranch
San Antonio
Julian Read
NEW York
New York City Transit Authority
Sylvester J. Dobosz
Energy costs push buyers toward efficiency over showy wealth
Rising energy prices steer buyers away from oversized homes and flashy interiors toward location, finish quality, and practical amenities. Analysts say luxury will be conveyed by nearment and efficient design, with remoter living losing appeal. Smaller, better insulated homes and thrifty features gain prominence as prices climb.
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Pieds-A-Terre
Advance Mortage Corp
July 25 in history highlights from 1968 to 1979
On this date significant events include the 1968 treaty banning atmospheric space and underwater nuclear tests by the United States the Soviet Union and Britain. Other items cover Puerto Rico becoming a U S commonwealth in 1952 the Andrea Doria Stockholm collision in 1956 Kennedy's 1969–75 legal case and Chappaquiddick tied to 1969. Also notes about desegregation rulings and a 1980s milestone of a test tube baby.
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Associated Press
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Puerto Rico
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
New England
White House
Treasury
John Connally
Richard Nixon
Egypt
Libya
Edward Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopendine
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Mass
U.S. Supreme Court
Detroit
Bristol
England
Energy crisis echoes through decades of presidential rhetoric
Washington reports compare President Nixon's 1973 energy call with Jimmy Carter's later nationwide appeals. Both promised new energy sources and sacrifices, yet critics say leadership failures hampered progress, undermining public confidence amid fuel shortages and long service-station lines.
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Nea
United States
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Carter
Kansas City
Detroit
White House
Carter fails to heal nation as energy crisis deepens
The piece contrasts Nixon's 1973 74 energy speeches with Carter's push for unity and energy reform. It notes Nixon proposed windfall taxes and new energy agencies but resigned before acting. Carter cites critique from a Southern governor and acknowledges lessons learned, warning of ongoing national suffering under current leadership.
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Nixon
Congress
Carter
Vietnam
Detroit
Brzezinski Vance Feud Deepens Over Nicaragua Policy
Washington column details the clash between Zbigniew Brzezinski and Cyrus Vance as Brzezinski pushes intervention in Nicaragua, Vance opposing the idea while Carter pressures a policy that strains White House relations. The piece notes Brzezinski’s ambition, Vance’s past embarrassments, and the broader NSC power struggle.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Carter
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Cyrus Vance
Brzezinski
Vance
Organization of American States
Nicaragua
U.S
OAS
Gary Cohn
Bob Sherman
United States
Anastaso Somoza
Brzezinski-Vance
National Security Council
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Ford
Kissinger
Poland
Brezinski
Soviet Union
Hamilton Jordan
White House
Woody Woodpecker
Brezezinski
Jordan
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
CIA
Ziggy
Cyrus
Ford Motor Company
Joao Baptista Figuerido
Brazil
Henry Ford I
Congress
Eugene Rossides
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