Alaska Gas Pipeline Battle Prompts 1980s Outlook
Alaska holds 26 trillion cubic feet of natural gas mainly at Prudhoe Bay. Three major proposals seek to export gas to the Lower 48 with costs from 7 to 8.4 billion dollars. Final decisions span 1980s deadlines with limited impact on U.S. consumption.
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Alaska
Persian Gulf of North America
Walter F. Mondale
U.S
Prudhoe Bay
United States
Alaskan Arctic Gas Pipeline Co
Canada
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Fairbanks
Federal Power Commission
el Paso
Northwest
Washington
Ottawa
Carter
Council On Environmental Quality
Congress
The Carter Touch in New York Magazine Contest
A New York magazine contest highlights the Carter touch as a political strategy. The piece cites examples such as carfare symbolism, ostentatious humility, and bypassing the cynical press to win voter trust, while noting some missteps and nepotism concerns.
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New York
Carter
N.Y
Amy
Mondale
White House
Abraham D. Beame
City Hall
Sparta
Washington
Nixon
Ford
Kissinger
Ritz Carlton
Boston
Henry
Sorensen
U.S
Foreign Service Union
Hugh Carter Jr
Jimmy Carter
Retaliation Policy Divides Press Over Soviet Expulsion
The ouster of AP reporter George A. Krimsky from Moscow after Soviet action against other journalists prompts debate on press independence from government. Carter White House officials, State Department, and editors weigh retaliation versus maintaining strict press autonomy amid dissident reporting and CIA allegations.
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New York
Tass
Moscow
Associated Press
George A. Krimsky
Soviet Union
Krimsky
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Central Intelligence Agency
Christopher $. Wren
New York Times
Alfred Friendly Jr
Newsweek
Keith Fuller
Fuller
State Department
Carter
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Cyrus R. Vance
Anatoly F. Dorbynin
United States
Vladmir I. Aleksayev
Washington
John Dornberg
Dale Spencer
University of Missouri
George Krimsky
Courage and Fear as Daily Limits by David Sarnoff
Thought from David Sarnoff, electrical engineer, noting courage is scarce because fear limits most people and may affect all. The reflection emphasizes fear as the common barrier to brave action.
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David Sarnoff
Bug Dust Delegate Stacy Inconsistent
John Anderson argues against Ted Stacy's capital punishment bill that would treat policeman killers as first degree murderers. The columnist questions hierarchy of lives, notes Stacy's stance on fetuses, and mocks the idea by imagining a fetus murdering a policeman.
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Beckley
Ted T. Stacy
Mr. Stacy
Stacy
Absent Soviet Repression Tests Carter Resolve
Before Carter's inauguration Brezhnev signaled restraint but soon tightened controls in the USSR. The United States expelled a mass correspondent and condemned dissidents while Carter voiced support for human rights. The incident raises questions about Helsinki compliance and arms talks, urging firm American stance to safeguard future Soviet–American relations.
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Kissinger
United States
Ussr
Ogonyok
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Ginzburg
Belgrade
Helsinki
Vance
Carter
Paul Warnke
George Kumsky
Aleksandr Ginzburg
Soviet Union
Paxton Comic Folk Hero Reflects On Carter Inauguration
Tom Paxton returns to Washington after the 1977 inauguration with a gentler, patriotic vibe. He performs in a club, noting changes from the protest era while addressing ecology, capital punishment, and Vietnam veterans with his signature thoughtful songs.
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Susan
Tom
Gail
Washington Garden
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Tom Paxton
Paxton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carter
Lyndon
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
England
John Kennedy
Daring Sabre Jet Pilots Fly Four Battles Over Korea
25 years ago from the Raleigh Register files recounts American sabre jet pilots shooting down at least 10 Red jets in four flaming air battles over Northwest Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
Camp Fire program at Central Junior High auditorium
Fifty years ago a Camp Fire program directed by Miss Caroline Johnston guardian would be presented in the Central Junior High auditorium with admission ten cents. Performers include Gladys Thompson Ruth Wauhop Henrietta Komer Tommy Meador Clothilde Gaujot Helen Ward Beverly Watts Mary Moon Molly Maloney Brendt Smith Grace Curtis Louise Potts and the Camp Fire Girls.
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Caroline Johnston
Guardian
Central Junior High
Gladys Thompson
Ruth Wauhop
Henrietta Komer
Tommy Meador
Clothilde Gaujot
Helen Ward
Beverly Watts
Mary Moon
Molly Maloney
Brendt Smith
Grace Curtis
Louise Potts
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Alaskan Pipeline
Deirdre Carmody c
N. Y. Times News Service
Peking
Marshall D. Shulman
Russian Institute
Columbia University
By John Anderson
Riee
Leonid Brezhnev
Stern
Anatoly Dobrynin
Andrei Sakharov
Vietnam
Raleigh Register
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