Canada’s oil gas dream fades in Arctic frontier
Arctic exploration reveals huge, uneconomic finds and rising costs. Despite 20 billion barrels and 40 to 240 trillion cubic feet, major fields remain uneconomical. Foreign ownership limits, native claims, and pipeline costs threaten projects as nations vie for Arctic energy.
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Peter Arnett
Melville Island
Arctic Sea
Icelands
Labrador
Actic Sea
King Christian Island
High Arctic
Mackenzie River
Alaskan
North Slope
British North Sea
Canada
Arctic
U.S
Thomas Enders
Ottawa
United States
Beauford Sea
Mackenzie Delta
Bank of Montreal
Dome Petroleum
Beaufort Sea
Arctic Islands
North America
Insanity acquits professor in fatal stabbing case
Thomas Lechner a former Erie Community College professor is found not guilty by reason of insanity in the June stabbing death of his housemate Elizabeth Bowen 25 He is ordered committed to a state mental institution until deemed no longer a threat to self or community by Erie County Court Judge William G Heffron
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Buffalo
Thomas Lechner
Hamburg
Elizabeth Bowen
Lechner
Erie Community College
Erie County
William G. Heffron
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Prince Charles bids to stay active after Royal service
Prince Charles says he will not retire from an active life after leaving the military. He plans to fly, polo, windsurf, and dive again, while receiving promotions in the Royal Navy and RAF. He aims to continue adventurous pursuits, visit Antarctica, and run the Silver Jubilee Appeal for Queen Elizabeth II.
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London
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Juel Charles
Royal Navy
Royal Air Force
Defense Ministry
Hawk
RAF
Charles
High Life
British Airways
Arctic
Antarctica
Africa
Juan Carlos abolishes Franco era public order court
King Juan Carlos of Spain ordered the abolition of the National Court of Public Order, the Franco era court that jailed thousands for political offenses. He also removed the army’s power to try cases involving political terrorism, as part of his reform program.
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Madrid
Spain
Juan Carlos
Francisco Franco
National Court of Public Order
Franco
New York Society Has New Year Gala Prices And Rumors
Earl Wilson reports on New Year Eve pricing at Regines Waldorf Astoria and Palace with stars Guy Lombardo Streisand and Eckstine. Notes social events, marriages, divorces, and Hollywood chatter including Caroline Kennedy and Hal Prince profits.
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New York
Regine's
the Waldorf’s
Guy Lombardo
Carol Lawrence
Billy Eckstine
Leslie Hayden
Boston
Palace
Barbra Streisand
John Choys
Brooklyn
Tammy Grimes
NBC
Tammy
Farrah Fawcett-Majors
Andre Porumbeanu
Ari Onassis
Hal Prince
Jack Carter
la Strada East
Clive Cussler
Tom McMillen
Knick
Peggy Jean Waller
Calcutta
Johnson's
Eubie Blake
Roll Morton
Carnegie Hall
Morty Gunty
Earl
Florini and Gere Prepare for Oberlin Choir Tour
Florini and Gere of Jamesville and North Syracuse join 60 Oberlin College Choir members for a 17 concert, 10 state tour directed by Daniel Moe. They rehearse five hours weekly and perform Jan 17 in Andrews Memorial United Methodist Church and Jan 23 at Alice Tully Hall Lincoln Center with a 15 piece chamber orchestra accompanying Haydn Te Deum and Mozart works.
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Jamesville
Karen Florini
David H. Gere
Oberlin College
Syracuse
Andrews Memorial United Methodist Church
Alice Tully Hall
New York
Lincoln Center
Haydn
Mozart
Rock music blamed for loss of hearing in 1970s study
UPI reports Dr. David Lipscomb of the University of Tennessee recalls findings from eight years ago that two of three freshmen showed serious hearing loss linked to rock music. He notes a 1976 mix of ongoing loud rock and a rise in quieter folk rock, with noise-pollution campaigns showing limited but hopeful results.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Upi
David Lipscomb
University of Tennessee, Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Herald-American
Post-Standard
Mushroom production hits record 309.8 million pounds
Mushroom production in the United States rose to a record 309.8 million pounds for the year ending June 1976, up more than 10 million pounds from the prior year, per the USDA Crop Reporting Board.
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New York
United States
Usda Crop Reporting Board
Underground business burrowing beneath earth in Kansas City
To cut noise pollution and maintenance costs, many enterprises are moving underground. Electrified caverns up to 600 feet deep in Kansas City hold warehouses offices and factories totaling more than 100 million square feet. More than half the freshwater on Earth is found in the Great Lakes region.
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Cameron Island
Nova Scotia
Grand Banks
Labrador
Flastcan Ltd
Kansas City
Great Lakes
North America
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