Editorial Retraining Ourselves to Avert Bankruptcy
This editorial argues drastic energy shifts by 1990 to avoid bankruptcy from oil imports. It outlines gasoline tax reallocations to fund electrified rail and transit, predicts large energy savings, and notes that no major new tech is required beyond better investment.
Illinois retailers see Christmas sales boom amid energy crunch
An Associated Press survey of Illinois retailers finds holiday sales up in many areas with energy concerns shifting spending. Chicago aid makers report strong demand for heaters and warm clothing while Peoria and Carbondale stores note varying impact from fuel shortages. Some merchants see only modest gains or declines as shoppers adjust budgets.
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T. Lee Hughes
Associated Press
Robert E. Shunick
Monmouth Area
Ward
Edward S Donnel
Lee Hooker
Sparta
Donnel
Peoria
New Northwoods
Eugene Griffith
Carson Pirie Scott & Co
Carbondale
Edward Keyes
J. C. Penney
Harvey O. McCarty
McCabe
Springfield
George Shackelford
Ken Sarsha
Sears
Vester Carrarrena
Pinckneyville
Being Wrong About Watergate and the Pendulum of Power
William Safire recalls times he erred about Watergate covering up a grand misjudgment. He muses on the pendulum metaphor at the Smithsonian, Nixon's actions, Agnew's resignation, and the thrill of being wrong as a sign of free thought.
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William Safire
New York Times
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Museum
Buddy
White House
Nixon
Alaska
Cuie
Brooklyn Dodger
Dolph Camilli
Murmer
New faces in the next legislature
Springfield observers note 11 Republicans and eight Democrats will retire from the Illinois General Assembly after 1974, balancing a wave of experience with ongoing bids for re election. Several lawmakers switch to federal or judicial races while others stay in politics.
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Senate
Nixon gift papers sealed at Archives despite no restrictions
Nixon certified in 1969 income tax return that his gift of vice presidential papers was free and clear. The deed imposes access limits though described as not restricting public use, and IRS auditors saw no such restriction. The papers valued at 576000 dollars, with 482019 deducted over four years, leaving 93981 for this year.
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Don McLeod
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
White House
Internal Revenue Service
National Archives
Internal Revenue Code
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Congressional
General Services Administration
IRS
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