Predictions of tomorrow drown in gasoline guesses
An Omni magazine futures survey of 20 000 readers released last March shows broad forecasts from space travel to political events but fails to foresee gasoline prices staying under a dollar a gallon into 1982. The piece urges staying with weather forecasts over grand prophecies.
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Earth
Mars
Africa
Omni
Soviet Union
Right place for wrong symbol in Nazi Games film
West German producer Horst P. faced a fine for dissemination of propaganda for an illegal organization after his film Nazi Games featured a swastika decorated panty worn by a star. The court did not align with U S Supreme Court attitudes, rendering the case closed.
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Horst P
U.S. Supreme Court
Deficit and inflation loom in Carter era outlook
AP analysis notes a 30 billion dollar federal deficit this year while debt exceeds 813 billion. It highlights giant loans to Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel, inflation concerns, Buy American rhetoric, windfall profits for oil, and stock market uncertainty as the era’s economic confusion deepens. Thomas Edison quote closes the piece.
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John Cunniff
New York
U.S
Chrysler Corp
Carter
Washington
Wheeling-Pittsburg Steel Co
Bethlehem Steel
Davenport
Iowa
Today in History September 11 notable events listed
On this date in 1609 Henry Hudson found Manhattan. Other entries include Maine’s first liquor law in 1677, Washington’s 1777 defeat at Brandywine, Champlain victory in 1814, Churchill warning in 1940, Khrushchev’s 1971 death, Allende's 1973 ouster, Kosygin’s 1969 visit to Peking, a 1970s Eastern DC-9 crash, and Somoza’s 1980s gun battles in Nicaragua with casualty figures.
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Henry Hudson
Manhattan
Maine
George Washington
Brandywine
Wilmington
Del
Champlain
Winston Churchill
Nikita Khrushchev
Salvador Allende
Chile
Alexei Kosygin
Peking
Chou En Lai
Eastern Airlines
Charlotte
N.C
Anastasio Somoza
Vesco influence-buying tale haunts Carter White House
Federal grand jurors pressed to summon President Carter over the Vesco payoffs. The probe traces payments via Spencer Lee to Jordan and Harden, plus a Nassau dummy firm and $12 million in stock moved to Georgia influence peddlers. Carter aides dispute, while letters and memos surface amid resignations and duplicity charges.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
President Carter
Robert Vesco
White House
Carter
Justice Department
Spencer Lee IV
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
Lee
Vesco
Costa Rica
Nassau
Richard Harden
Harden
Griffin Bell
Bell
Spencer Lee
Albany
Judicial Nominating Committee
U.S
FBI
Charles Kirbo
Kirbo
R.L. Herring
Herring
Gerolyn Hobbs
Georgia Influence Peddlers
Property Resources Limited
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Nassau Corporation
Ralph E. Ulmer
Belgian Land Baron of Pecos Ranch Shares Wild West Tales
Pierre Hollebeke moved from Knowles to a Delaware River ranch in Culberson County by 1921, trading 16 Midland county sections for 70 along the river. He died after a stroke during a 1928 snowstorm while checking cattle near his Delaware ranch, buried Pecos Fairview Cemetery. Ed Hollebeke, born 1879 in Belgium, became a famed wolf hunter friend Wolfie Bill, later selling his state line ranch in 1910 before further adventures and family lore.
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Pierre Hollebeke
Knowles
New Mexico
Delaware River
Culberson County
Loving
Pecos
Midland County
Midland
Delaware
Pierre
Delaware Ranch
Dogie
Fairview
T.H. Beauchamp
John Camp
Monroe Kerr
W.B. Oats
Henry Derrick
Ed Kiser
Fred Dearborne
J.F. Farrell
Tom Gray
Carlsbad
Dane
Bill Bronson
Albert Anderson
Toyah
Blazen Ramsey
Henry Slack
First Christian Church
Rev
W.R. McPherson
Emma Hollebeke
Billie Prewit
United States
Sterling County
San Antonio
Gaines County
Seminole
State Line
Wolfie Bill
Bill
Ed Hollebeke
Frontier Times
Catherine Rucker
Joe
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