Domenici Says US Could Meet All Energy Needs by 1985
Senator Pete Domenici asserts the United States could develop the capacity to produce all energy consumed by 1985, stressing self-sufficiency and reduced risk of coercion. He outlines options including space solar plants, nuclear energy, and expanded coal use, with New Mexico poised to play a growing role.
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Associated Press
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Pete Domenic
New Mexico
United States of America
Domenici
United State of America
Domenici Discusses Energy Policies and New Mexico Resources
Senator Domenici argued for keeping some energy prerogatives for New Mexico amid broader U S energy planning. He cited coal gasification, nuclear and solar options, and cautioned against exporting resources without local access, noting potential long term roles for coal and fusion energy and space based solar aims.
NATO ministers hear warning on Soviet big stick
Secretary General Joseph Luns warned Kissinger and the alliance that the Soviets may talk softly while still holding a big stick. Kissinger urged energy cooperation, sought Middle East peace progress, and aimed to keep NATO unity amid Western Europe’s oil dependence and Israel support concerns.
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Syrians say Israeli engineering units attacked on Golan Heights
The Syrian army reported two clashes on the Golan Heights cease fire line. Syrian forces said they intercepted and destroyed Israeli engineering units in the northern and central sectors with no casualties disclosed. UN observers noted no sign of truce collapse.
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Associated Press
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Golan Front
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Middle East
United Nations
Oxygen masks blamed as National Airlines DC10 tragedy hearings open
Passenger testimony at a National Transportation Board hearing recounts oxygen mask failures aboard the DC10 crash over New Mexico on Nov 3. David Graber reports masks did not deploy or supply air. Frank Burge of Houston counters with praise for crew and masks functioning properly.
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Fla
National Airlines
David Graber
University of California
National Transportation Board
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Graber
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Houston
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Gasoline Prices and Sunday Closures Near Roswell
Local motorists face shortages as several stations plan Sunday closures to reduce weekend travel. Shamrock Truck Terminal and Fina Service Station will halt Sunday self service, with regular prices around 40.9 to 41.9 cents and ethyl near 44 cents. Other stations show rising prices and some pumps closed, including Deep Rock with a "Closed No Gas" sign.
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Shamrock Truck Terminal
Second St
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North Main Street
Texaco
Gulf
East Second Street
North Main
Garden Street
College Avenue
Grounded cruise liner Federico stuck on reef near Fort Lauderdale
Coast Guard matures plan to ferry 606 tourists from the Federico after its fourth grounding attempt failed. High seas and a fogbound dawn hinder towing as Strachan Shipping Lines weighs lightening the ship and arranging ashore transfer while the 230 crew remain aboard and safe.
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Federico
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Strachan Shipping Lines
Strachan
Port Everglades Channel
Comet Kohoutek Expected to Yield Photographic Treasures
NASA notes Kohoutek will brighten to a crescent moon level mid to late December and reveal a possible 100 million mile tail. Photographers are advised to use a tripod and bulb setting, with 64 to 400 ASA film, 10 seconds to one minute exposures, and to shoot from high, dark locations away from city lights.
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Washington
Kohoutek
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
NASA
Detour plans discuss Second Street project in Roswell
Roswell City Council will discuss detour routes for Second Street from the railroad to Sunset Avenue under construction by the New Mexico State Highway Department. Public hearings on widening and drainage are planned with possible bid by next summer.
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Sunset Avenue
New Mexico
Cost of Living Council to Hold steel Hearing
The Cost of Living Council will hold public hearings on December 19 to consider 27 proposed price increases by major steel companies. The move comes as industry tensions rise amid broader inflation concerns and union activity.
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Cost of Living Council
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