Energy policy debate mirrors national energy questions in California
The California debate on nuclear controls highlights the broader national energy crisis says Thomas Kleppe. Critics note the lack of a coordinated energy strategy and question candidates on independence, conservation, pricing, and research funding in the presidential campaigns.
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Common Cause
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Foreign powers weigh in on U.S. 1976 race amid Cold War tensions
The Phillips Report notes various governments favor individual candidates, led by the Soviet Union backing Ford and Kissinger. It cites Brezhnev signaling support through Angola, plus Russian moves in West Germany, suggesting detente boosts for Ford-Kissinger while questioning motives and long-term aims.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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Athens
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Washington
Born to Day Horoscope for Friday June Eleven
Stella Wilder imagines a day of overambition and delays for those born on June eleven. The piece notes a pull toward generalities, dislike of details, and possible missteps with deadlines and finances. It suggests retirement may bring interest in carpentry plumbing or electrical work.
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Descent of the Testicle and Haiti Travel Tale
A mother asks when to tell a 5 year old about cryptorchidism and treatment options. The piece shifts to Haiti, describing a dangerous visit to Papa Doc Duvalier, a failed bomber ride, and a tense interview about Haiti’s poverty and U.S. aid, ending with a child’s remark about the dictator’s trust. The narrative blends medical guidance with personal travelogue.
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Washington
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Kelly
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Thought control tightens in Soviet union over dissenting minds
The article details censure of linguist Igor Melchuk for nonconformity and the Communist Party's push to revive Stalin era literary controls. It notes Melchuk defending dissidents like Sakharov, his removal from posts, and suppression of his work. The piece argues the Kremlin moves backward toward Zhdanov era doctrines and ignores liberalizing shifts.
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Igor Alexandrovich Melchuk
Communist Party
U.S
Kremlin
Andrei Sakharov
Czechoslovakia
Melchuk
Andrei A. Zhdanov
Stalin
Arts and Sciences
Zhdanov
Ankharov
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Unsafe School Buses in Yuba City Tragedy Voices Call for Safer Transit
A heart-wrenching memorial in Yuba City honors 28 students and teachers killed when a charter bus lost control. The piece argues many school transports fail safety standards and urges renewed efforts, noting some progress but ongoing deficiencies in bus safety nationwide.
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Yuba City
California
Yuba
Martha Mitchell Dies Destitute After Battle With Cancer
The estranged wife of former attorney general John N. Mitchell died alone and nearly destitute after a long siege of bone cancer. Once known for dramatic political outbursts during the Watergate era she became a controversial yet popular figure. Her life ended in sadness and tragedy drawing sympathy from many readers.
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Martha Mitchell
John N. Mitchell
Washington
Terre Haute Tribune newspaper billing and contact details
The Terre Haute Tribune details its publication schedule rates and delivery options. It lists daily and Sunday editions with mail rates for Indiana and Illinois and notes the paper is a second class matter and the Tribune Star Publishing Co. address in Terre Haute Indiana with a disclaimer on unsolicited submissions.
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Terre Marte Tribune
Terre Haute
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Star Publishing Co. Inc
Wabash
Indiana
Associated Press News Disptches Rights Notice
The AP states exclusive republication rights for dispatches credited to it and Local News in this paper. All rights for republication of special dispatches are reserved.
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Associated Press
Ioca
Banks of the Wabash baby contest winner announced
Jenette Lynn Shaker, 10 months, daughter of Earl and Mrs. Earl Shaker, won first prize in the Banks of the Wabash baby contest. Kiwanis Club picnic reservations, belated birthday wishes for Helen Barnes, and a note on Joann Lewin hosting a puppy shower for Miriam and Eleanor Black with two Springer Spaniel puppies.
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Terre Haute
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Helen Barnes
Helen
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Joann Lewin
Miriam
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