House energy bill fails to wow in latest move
Opinion argues the House energy bill is weak, removing key gasoline tax provisions and high import quotas. It contends the measure relies on loose standards, undercuts conservation, and delays meaningful reform while urging Congress to pass tougher laws and back President Ford's partial steps toward energy independence.
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Battelle coal cleanup breakthrough eyed for future energy
Battelle Memorial Institute in Columbus reports two years of tests yielding a process to clean and use dirty coal economically to produce a solid fuel. If scalable, the method could meet emission standards and cut coal costs to 10 to 15 dollars a ton. Leads to long term energy gains as dirty coal dominates east of the Mississippi. Commercial use could arrive by 1982 or 1983, easing America’s energy outlook in the long run.
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Thurmond blasted Ebel earns award amid Pentagon row
Washington reports detail a clash over Army Reserve leadership. Lt. Col. Wilfred Ebel criticized Maj. Gen. Roberts as lazy prompting Sen Strom Thurmond to push back with a harsh critique and a Distinguished Service Medal ceremony for Roberts. A Rogers study backs Ebel, citing millions wasted in training and delayed eliminations. The piece notes broader Peace Corps bureaucracy themes.
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Tough nuclear pact needed in SALT talks
The editorial argues for a tough U S posture in SALT II negotiations with the Soviet Union to secure parity in missile payloads and credible MIRV verification. It warns that speed could yield a weak agreement, risking long term U S security amid Soviet advances including new ICBMs, submarine missiles, and a supersonic bomber. It calls for equal throw weight and robust verification.
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Ford's growing political strength and NATO drill notes
Washington focus surveys show Ford gaining in popularity and clout as he scores on foreign policy moves with Egypt and Israel, keeps vetoes in effect, and leads in polling against Kennedy. Rockefeller remains a strong VP pick. Rockefellers’ CIA report praised. In Portugal, Communist control tightens while CIA inquiry eyes safeguards. Polish unrest raises concerns in Moscow.
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Ford holds high cards in Middle East standoff
Washington reports that President Ford holds two strong cards in the Israeli Egyptian dispute. Rabin’s visit hardened U S deadlock, signaling possible Geneva resumption or a broad U S settlement plan. Israel seeks $2.59 billion in aid while pressuring the U S to hold back on concessions.
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