Coal Industry Faces Environmental Costs in Energy Plans
The New York Times notes rising coal prices since 1972 and examines the clash between President Carter’s energy plan and strip mine controls. It cites a House bill to restore land, protect water, tax coal for reclamation, and a weaker Senate version, with EPA scrubbers and potential coal slurry pipelines under consideration.
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International Pickle Week Celebrated by Pickle Packers
Pickle Packers International of St. Charles II designates May 19 as International Pickle Week with a 10 day event and the unveiling of The 10 Biggest Pickles the Country Is In. Michigan now leads as top pickle producer, with 39 states growing pickles and total sales rising 5 to 6 percent yearly. Restaurants, especially fast food chains, drive the surge as Americans eat over 22 billion pickles annually.
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Presidency Learning By Saul Kohler
President Carter uses a stringent self taught learning process before decisions, notably on the budget. Capitol Hill veterans, including Rep. James Wright, note hard realities slow deadlines as he seeks to balance ambitions with political constraints. The administration aims to sustain an optimistic public mood while learning from friction with Congress.
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Arthur Burns
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China Warns of War Readiness Against USSR
Chinese officials and the Communist Party press depict a looming conflict with the Soviet Union. Hua Kuo-feng calls for building a strong socialist state and readiness for war, while the People’s Daily warns the public to heighten vigilance and bolster defense.
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China and Soviet Tensions Rise in Wartime Rhetoric
The passage notes renewed Soviet criticism of China and Maoist leadership, labeling Hua Guo-feng era actions as threats while Moscow and Beijing exchange harsh rhetoric. It mentions China’s wartime stance, calls for oil and grain output, and concerns over nuclear blackmail amid bloc tensions.
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Begin emerges as Israel’s chosen hardliner premier
Safire analyzes Menahem Begin rising from Irgun outlaw to Likud leader and Israel’s likely next prime minister. He argues Begin’s stance favors strong territorial defense and a coalition broad enough to govern, with calls for a secure peace and self-reliance in defense amid regional tensions.
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Recalling Lindberghs Atlantic Flight and Newsroom Fever
Roy Lee Harmon recalls the day Charles Lindbergh completed the solo crossing to Paris fifty years ago. He describes the Huntington Advertiser newsroom's rush for bulletins, the public’s interest, and how Lindbergh became a lasting national icon amid early radio and newspaper reporting.
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Huck Finn style adventure at Carter estate gates
Three teens from Wilmette and Winnetka broke into the private Carter property on St Simon’s Island. A caretaker Oscar Taylor detained them with a pistol before sheriff’s deputies arrived and threatened jail. Parents were notified and the youths were released after warnings.
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