Washington Post Study Shows Losses in Reagan Plan
A Washington Post study discusses financial losses connected to a Reagan era plan and related political actions. The piece notes a figure of 20 million in context and mentions a president and policy debates surrounding Pardote.
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Washington Post apologizes for Miss Cooke story on drugs
The Washington Post editorial page expresses sorrow and internal accountability after a report by Miss Cooke on heroin use prompted criticism. It defends First Amendment protections while acknowledging errors in sourcing and publication practices. Miss Cooke, 26, joined the paper in 1979 after The Toledo Blade. The paper pledges to maintain high standards of reporting.
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Hunger striker dies as West German tensions rise
Sigurd Dehus, a Baader Meinhof jailed member, died after a two month hunger strike prompting West Germany to brace for possible violence. Police evacuated an army HQ in Wiesbaden after a bomb threat and security was stepped up at US bases amid reports of other attacks and protests.
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Untapped energy bone of contention
Energy policy debate centers on bidding and profit sharing for offshore leases. Critics like Edwin Rothschild urge alternative bidding to boost public gains, noting U S charges since 1970 average about 21 percent of oil and gas value, while other nations retain more. Regulators struggle to finalize new methods as court rulings and offshore programs unfold.
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NM approves rate hikes for natural gas service
New Mexico regulators grant NM rate increases for natural gas and electric service. Small commercial and industrial customers face about 5.75 percent rise, larger customers about 3.23 percent. The PSC cited higher interest costs, a six year old natural gas project, and NM's revenue projections as justification. Commissioner Ann Mead opposed. four others voted in favor.
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