Kaiparowits coal project ends in withdrawal by partners
Arizona Public Service faces a Utah plateau setback as Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric pull out of the planned coal plant. The decision signals potential higher energy efficiency pressure, possible solar boosts, and a shift in Southwest energy policy amid conservation wins and nuclear risk debate.
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Britain elects quickly and chooses Callaghan as leader
The piece notes Harold Wilson’s resignation not triggering a general election and describes Labour’s leadership vote. After several days and six nominees, James Callaghan won on the third ballot. The process is praised as civilized and efficient compared with the American system.
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Poll questions Kissinger stance after Wisconsin loss
Ford’s claim of winning support from Kissinger is challenged by a private Midwest poll of 408 voters showing Kissinger with 42 percent negative rating versus Ford’s 31 percent. The survey broadens beyond conservatives, suggesting renewed Democratic concerns about Kissinger’s political appeal.
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Loose screws threaten space shuttle safety and future launches
NASA and Rockwell engineers warn that substandard fasteners could cause joints to fail during launch or in space, with testing labs flagging junked threads. Johnson Gage seeks stricter standards despite industry opposition, while the Senate Antitrust subcommittee probes the issue.
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Design Review stance on IHOP case and council input
A Scottsdale DRB member defends city standards after IHOP refused to alter its design and cites DRB criteria. He urges broader DRB membership, preserves staff voting, and notes awards and new companies attracted by local standards. He questions quoted remarks and invites civic input within 350 words.
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