Carter outlines energy policy ideas and aims
President Carter's energy adviser James R. Schlesinger outlined planned measures including a tax on low mileage cars, efficiency standards for appliances, and fuel switching to coal over natural gas or oil. He spoke at a National Wildlife Federation conference, with a full policy due April 20.
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Carter
James R. Schlesinger
National Wildlife Federation
Schlesinger
Outback
Schiesinger
United States
Jack
Rain halts hunt for fabled gold at Victoria Peak
Treasure hunters and the Army aborted a Sunday search at Victoria Peak on WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE New Mexico due to rain. Expeditions Unlimited Inc. plans to resume digging a 153 foot shaft atop the mountain as crews toil through 30 feet of dirt and rubble seeking the long disputed cache tied to Milton Doc Noss and earlier legends of Victorio or Padre Felipe LaRue.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Victoria Peak
Norman Scott
Victorio
Felipe LaRue
Milton ‘‘Doc
Noss
Expeditions Unlimited, Inc
Pompano Beach
Fla
City attorney Cochran resigns to pursue private practice
City Atty. Tom A. Cochran announces resignation effective April 29 and plans to work in Roswell in private practice. He will share space with Robert Waldman and may serve on a retainer basis. Roswell officials search for a replacement while noting no candidate yet.
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Tom A. Cochran
Cochran
Roswell
Robert I. Waldman
Hinkle
Jerry N. Smith
Smith
New Mexico
Chicago
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Eunice
Fifth St
Brown calls Congress meddlesome and irresponsible in defense talk
Gen. George S. Brown labeled Congress meddlesome and irresponsible in defense and foreign aid matters during a May 21 1976 talk at Ft McNair to the National War College Industrial College of the Armed Forces. The remarks were reported by Rowan S. Lurie and confirmed by Thomas B. Ross.
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George S. Brown
Congress
Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rowan S. Lurie
Chicago Sun-Times
Thomas B. Ross
Defense
Ft. McNair
National War College and
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
State Departments
Egypt
Ross
Lurie
Amin accuses CIA of using Christians amid church tensions
Ugandan leader Idi Amin alleged the U S Central Intelligence Agency was using Christian denominations as cover for subversion and vowed to block foreign aid to churches. He urged church leaders to avoid politics and to pray for peace.
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CIA
Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Uganda Radio
Uganda
Africa
di Amin
Festo Kivengere
Kivingere
Carolina
Billy Graham
London
Carter era water project crackdown sparks budget review
Washington AP The new chairman of President Carter's Council on Environmental Quality slams costly water projects as boondoggles that favor private users at public expense The administration trims the budget by removing 19 projects and flagging 32 for further review Warren urged halting large federal construction efforts including the Central Arizona Project Udall defended the project saying it remains needed
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Carter
National Wildlife Federation
Council
Charles Warren
Warren
Arizona
Morris Udall
Udall
Central Arizona Project
West
Orme
Environmental Council
Congress
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Angola
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Wrcmorpiog Een
Boondoggle
House Interior Committee
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