Energy Crisis Lingers and Federal Plans Questioned
An editorial argues the energy crisis persists despite relief in oil markets. It urges ongoing conservation habits, reduced lighting, and fewer vehicle trips, warning the threat remains until finite fuels end. It notes complacency risks and asks if winter shortages could spark renewed nationwide measures.
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America
U.S
Arizona
Florida
Guerrilla Pressure Grows Over Simon Budget Clash
Washington scene signs of internal skirmishes as Secretary of the Treasury William Simon faces leaks and opposition from OMB chief Roy Ash amid a heated budget-cutting dispute. Burns and Mills urge action to confront the dissension and reunite top economic policy.
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Nixon
William Simon
the Treasury
Simon
White House
Office of Management and Budget
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Federal Reserve Board
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Congress
Saudi Arabia
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Kenneth Clawson
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Missing Tape Saga Ends in Courtroom Jest
An Attorney General style comic strip features Dick Hoppe and Pat as the Supreme Court orders delivery of 64 Rare Tape Collection samples. The skit centers on missing tapes, a talking King Timahoe dog, and a public feud over overdue tapes and a bellwether 18 Minutes tape.
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Tooth and Nail
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Supreme Court
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Bebe
King Timahoe
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Key Biscayne
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On Line Discrimination Handicapped's Big Move Forward
A 1970s view of the disabled rights movement notes 11 million Americans with disabilities pursuing education and jobs. It cites legal gains under Section 503, state laws, and corporate hiring examples at DuPont, Fairchild, Jeno’s, and Bulova, while calling for equal opportunity over handouts.
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America
U.S. News & World Report
Manhattan
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World Association
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President's Committee On Employment of the Handicapped
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Institute of Industrial Launderers
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New Mexico
Duluth
Barbed wire hazard found near desert riding path
Mrs. Sam Coffman of Scottsdale reports a dangerous barbed wire snag one foot from the ground along a desert riding route. She warns that unseen wire could injure horse and rider and questions whether a landowner should post no trespassing signs to prevent harm.
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Scottsdale
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