Oil diplomacy and Mexico oil ties steer U.S. relation
Mexico’s growing oil production and exports to the United States shape a pragmatic yet tense relationship. Officials warn against cynicism while aiming to use oil revenues to build infrastructure and industrial capacity, not luxury imports. Public sentiment mixes hunger with pride as Mexicans seek equal standing with the United States amid energy shortages.
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Carl T. Rowan
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
U.S
Uncle Sam
Lius Coulley
Iap
Uc US
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Burger the king by Jiki Bishop defends press limits
A columnist criticizes Chief Justice Warren Burger for curbing media access with disdain for microphones and cameras. The piece links Burger’s stance to Nixon era mistrust of the press, arguing for balanced rights of newspapers and TV, and questions about interactions with presidents. The author reflects on media power, journalistic ethics, and the evolving relationship between courts and reporters.
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Jiki Bishop
Warren Burger
Barrett McGurn
Supreme Court of the United States
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Peter Zenger
Supreme Court
Burger
Generalissimo
Franco
John Connally
James Schlesinger
Hamilton Jordan
Palace Guard
John Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Bush League
Public split on future of nuclear power in the United States
An ABC News Harris poll of 1510 adults shows 44 to 43 favoring more nuclear plants, down from 55 to 25 a year ago and 61 to 22 in 1976. Three Mile Island fuels doubts about regulators and utilities, yet some see benefits like reduced foreign oil dependence and cheaper power.
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United States
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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