Utilities urged to present both sides on Palo Verde nuclear plan
The piece critiques Arizona Public Service and Salt River Project for running a one sided campaign in support of Palo Verde. It argues that the utilities should fund balanced outreach and allow opponents to respond before a vote.
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Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Project
Ralph Nader
Palo Verde
APS
SRP
Detroit
Alabama
Arizona
Corporation Commission
Wealthy oil nations urged to fund UN costs
The United Nations Committee on Contributions proposes shifting more burden to Middle East oil states and cutting Soviet bloc shares. The plan would raise oil nations to 2.01 percent of costs about 6.7 million, while the U.S. would pay 25 percent about 83.2 million. Soviet shares drop from 15.14 to 13.33 percent. The writer questions the fairness and calls for wealthy nations to share expenses.
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United Nations
United States
Middle East
U.N
Sam
Soviet Union
Byelorussia
Ukraine
State Department
Carter Evangelical Appeal Divides Traditional Democrats
Harriet Van Horne argues that Carter's evangelical outreach attracts many and repels some traditional Democrats. She notes evangelicals number 40 million voters, questions why a religious view should define political allegiance, and cites concerns about ecumenism and the politics of faith in the campaign.
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New York City
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Edmund Burke
John Kennedy
Paign
Kennedys
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Adlai Stevenson
God
Jesus
LA magnate pushes US to admit ex South Viet official Quang
A Los Angeles scrap metal magnate urged U.S. authorities to admit Lt. Gen. Dang Van Quang, former South Vietnamese intelligence chief, to the United States. Despite high level connections and a strong lobbying effort, Quang’s labor certificate was denied last month amid questions about his past as a torturer and extortionist.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Dang van Quang
United States
Sam Jaffe
Quang
Stelex International
Jaffe
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Canada
South Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Nguyen van Thieu
Black April Committee
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Montreal
Labor Department
Vietnam
Michel Shore
Shore
State Department
CIA
Simon Says Cabal Fault of Rumsfeld
Treasury Secretary William Simon told President Ford of a cabal led by Donald Rumsfeld that he said has disrupted the Ford administration and hurt Ford's candidacy. He brought adviser William Seidman to corroborate the charges and said he did not want the VP post, planning to return to New Jersey.
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Treasury
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Donald Rumsfeld
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Grand Rapids
Reagan
Bill Seidman
Seidman
New Jersey
Rumsfeld Cabal
George Bush
CIA
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