Power breeds paranoia in energy industry and consumers alike
Howard F. Perry asserts in Scottsdale that the energy sector is paranoid about customers and government. He notes oil giants wield vast profits and influence, while consumers bear inflation, shortages, and environmental costs as firms push for coal and nuclear options.
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Howard F. Perry
Department of Transportation
Perry
Scottsdale
General Motors
At&t
IBM
Carter
Congress
Terror and Retaliation Across Airways and Governments
A past pattern links skyjackings and bombings with political hostage crimes. The piece condemns Japan for paying ransoms to free terrorists and urges Algeria to return captives, with a broader call for boycotts and severed ties if blackmail is rewarded. It cites a German incident as a contrasting model of firm action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Tales of an armchair baseball rookie
Harriet Van Horne recalls her first exposure to baseball watching the World Series. She notes finding the sport graceful in replay, names Dodger and Yankee players as symbols of style, and reflects on family memories tied to Cooperstown and past theaters.
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Tales
Harriet van Horne
Old Globe
McDonald's
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Dodgers
Yankees
Sparky
Dusty
Reggie
Mickey
Bucky
Rochester Red Wings
Blue-Stocking
Cooperstown
Van Hornesville Visit Ties To Baseball Museum
A narrator recalls a tedious baseball game near Cooperstown and a village scene in Van Hornesville. The piece notes the local museum lure and a restless urge to drive visitors to the Baseball Museum while questioning the players’ frequent spitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
van Hornesville
Gray
Indiana Dunes under siege by industry and a proposed nuclear plant
The Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore faces threats from Bethlehem Steel’s shoreline plant, sand mining, road salt seepage, and a proposed adjacent nuclear facility. Interior officials explore a contingency evacuation plan to curb park use, while threats include flooding waste water from fly ash basins and groundwater depletion.
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Edward Flattau
Michigan City
Ind
Lake Michigan
Bethlehem Steel
Chicago
Gold Coast
Indiana Dunes National Lake
Northern Indiana Public Service Company
Nipsco
Interior Department
Interior
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Justice Department
Lake Shore
National Park Service
Dunes
Congress
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Hit run crash injures Saguaro student on McDonald Drive
A hit and run at 8 p.m. on September 15 left Shannon Hamilton with 18 stitches after a white station wagon or El Camino sped away on McDonald Drive near 82nd Street. She missed two weeks of school. witnesses could not obtain a license plate.
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Saguaro
McDonald Drive
82Nd Street
Shannon
Scottsdale Memorial
H. F
Jiggs
Sandie Hamilton
Television babysitters and the rise of home video
The Milwaukee Journal critiques daytime soaps as a guilt inducing babysitter while noting the new household videotape machine as a mechanized solution. It argues tape records pap for children to watch later, praising modern convenience and warning about content.
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Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee, Wis
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Japan
Golden Gate
Oasis
Supreme
Jonathan Marshall
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of
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