Editorials Not the whole story
Mobil Oil Corp criticized an Associated Press story as erroneous over a TV commercial claim that about one oil well in 60 pays off. The AP noted 61.2 percent of wells worldwide last year yielded oil or natural gas, while API said the figure applies only to US wildcat drilling. The piece urged accurate reporting and cautioned against ads that seem to exaggerate industry risk.
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Mobil Oil Corp
Associated Press
Mobil
Tere
American Petrolean Institute
American Petroleum Institute
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United States
Wildcat
Word processing and secretaries in 1973-84 shifts
The October 1973 issue of The Secretary discusses word processing for secretaries involved in dictation and typing letters and handling telephone input. It notes the potential for a telephone support role and mentions bosses as callers. An editorial urges turning secretaries on to word processing despite uncertain benefits. If The Secretary reappears in 1984, we will report output from that environment.
Letters to the Editor on car design and public notices
Editor letters question car makers on tank tops hood locks and theft protections. Arbor Day 967 shrubs planted by 450 youths in Edison pylons area Long Beach Dorado Park April 20. Marion McLaren comments on age terms and Merle Alderman column.
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Long Beach
E Dorado Park
Carp Fire Girls
Girl Scouts
Cub Scouts
Rainbow Girls
DeMolay Boys
Ron Sissons
Merle Alderman
Sigma Chi
Budget Waste and Taxpayer Anger Sparks Congress Debate
In Washington the public questions a $364 billion federal budget as Rep. John Conlan cites examples of dubious spending. He notes funds for Polish bisexual behavior studies, Australian perspiration research, toads mating calls, and other projects, urging taxpayers to press for restraint and accountability. The report highlights per-person program costs and calls for an end to wasteful federal studies.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
John B. Conlan
R-Aviz
Nixon risks tactics in push to survive Watergate
President Nixon unveils transcripts and partial tapes, aiming to prove he has nothing to hide. He argues the documents show brutal candor and will rally support, while critics warn of credibility damage and possible confrontations with Congress.
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BR. W. Apple
New York Times
Washington
Nixon
White House
New York
Javemian
Johs W. Deay T
Ford
Wye
Dean
Phoenix
Spokane
Stillwater
Oklo
House Judiciary Committee
Democratic Committee
Lady Bird Johnson’s Spring Bloom In Washington
A reflection on Lady Bird Johnson’s beautification efforts in Washington. The piece praises her planting of banks of flowers along malls and around the Capitol, noting parks along the Potomac and enhanced downtown areas. It highlights public support and enduring legacy beyond impeachment talk.
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Lady Bird Johnson
Federal Triangle
Capitol
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Lady Bird
Potomac River
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Maurice H. Stans
Whey
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