New energy debate grows as alternatives gain momentum
The article notes growing public acceptance of energy conservation while Congress dithers on action. It highlights a shift toward solar geothermal and wind research, hydrogen production from coal gasification, and local efforts by companies to design solar devices and wind projects, challenging nuclear and petroleum utilities.
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Carter
Congress
Midwest
Wall Street Journal
Big Business
First Forest Fire Of Season Hits White Mountains
The first Arizona forest fire of the season scorched about 80 acres in the White Mountains but was contained within a day due to light winds. Authorities attribute the blaze to human carelessness, warning that dry conditions and smokers or campers raise ongoing risk to forest lands and economy.
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White Mountains
Arizona
Washington Reporter Reveals KCIA Assassination Threat Against Dr. Kang
The piece reports an assassination order phrase from Seoul to KCIA in America targeting radio commentator Dr. Youngche Kang. FBI scrutiny and years of KCIA intimidation of Korean exiles in the United States are noted. Kang continues his broadcasts while taking security precautions.
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Se Burida
Seoul
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Youngche Kang
U.S
KCIA
America
Kang
FBI
United States
York Times
Free Republic
Park Chung Hee
Korea
Park
Sun Nam Chung
Kim Dae Jung
Kim
Pyong Choon Hahm
Concorde’s arrival harms health and morals, critic argues
New York editorial condemns Concorde noise and costs. It cites Heathrow studies, public-health risks like ear damage and higher infant birth issues, and argues the jet is a luxury subsidy for the wealthy borne by taxpayers. It claims British officials hid facts and predicts SST-induced health effects.
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New York City
New York
Britain
Heathrow Airport
London
British Airways
Federal Aviation Authority
France
Questions for Salcito on teacher rights and representation
Scottsdale readers ask Salcito to explain votes on a 600 300 split and non voters, why only one teacher group sits on the evaluation committee, why elementary teachers are underrepresented on negotiating teams, and how transfer policies meet children needs. The letter questions inclusivity and democracy in his fact finding and asks how nonbelievers in SFT are represented.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Salcito
Walter Hoffman
Tech
Salito
the Progress
Front page ad arouses editor's ire over coffee sponsor
Henry L. Manheim blasts the May 11 issue of Progress for running a lead item he calls a blatant advertisement for coffee suppliers. He suggests labeling such material as an ad or shutting down for the day.
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Henry L. Manheim
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