Blame the ecologists in energy debate
A critique argues ecological groups push for environmental protection while big oil utilities and coal interests resist efficiency and regulation. It contends pollution from mining and lobbying hinder fuel growth, yet acknowledges ecologists aim to safeguard long term livability and resource stewardship.
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West Virginia
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Stop the bombing Cambodia and Vietnam war rationale
In response to a letter, the writer argues against extended bombing in Vietnam and Cambodia. He notes massive bomb burdens on South Vietnam, praises no progress, alarms at advancing Viet Cong, and urges ending the bombing. The note adds that bombing in Cambodia has stopped by congressional order.
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Phnom Penh
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No Violence in Iceland as Public Attitude Cited
An Icelandic expert notes Iceland experiences very little violent crime due to public attitude and strict TV rules banning violence. He contrasts this with American media where crime and violence appear in most evenings shows. He cites prewar calm and WW II era as context and suggests a lesson for entertainment in the United States.
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Iceland
Polls and Watergate Shape Public Opinion Amid Crisis
Opinion columns critique public polling during the Watergate investigation arguing polls may distort justice. The piece contrasts Watergate with Chappaquiddick and notes deaths linked to the scandal, including Mary Jo Kopechne and others tied to Nixon's circle, while questioning accountability.
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Black Friday 1974 Dow Canned Goods Crash Sparks Panic
The piece recalls January 11 1974 dubbed Black Friday when Dow Jones Canned Goods Averages fell through 200 cents a tin. Investors blamed apathy and a cold snap while Wall Street feared food price rises and a shift to food trading.
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Ed Leinenkugel Triumphs In Lopsided Victory Match
Reader disputes front page praise for Ed Leinenkugel noting he won through skill under pressure. Letter cites golf theory about performing when necessary and praises Ed while defending opponent Lindsey. References to mobile clinics for Papa test access and unrelated brief clippings follow.
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Ed Leinenkugel
Mike Lindsey
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