Unrealistic View Of 1980 Energy Self-Sufficiency
An editorial panel challenges President Nixon's Project Independence. It argues the nation cannot achieve energy self sufficiency by 1980 or soon after due to capital, environmental, and technical hurdles plus rising oil and gas needs. The National Petroleum Council projects increasing imports through 1985 and beyond.
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Nixon
Independence
U.S
National Petroleum Council
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Political Managers School Endorsed by Major Parties
A US Chamber of Commerce developed program offers a political managers school aimed at good government. The AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education considers buying the material and testing it in public schools. The game See How They Run lets players allocate resources and face campaign decisions across 64 problem cards, with victory points determining success.
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California
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
House votes for year round daylight saving time
The House approved 311 to 88 for year round daylight saving time to save energy. If Senate passes, clocks advance one hour starting the first Sunday after enactment, amid debate about effects on children, crime, and farming.
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House
Harley O. Staggers
West Virginia
Senate
Nixon
Monetary policy contrasts in a dream drive
The piece compares managing the nations money supply to driving a car with a 10 minute throttle lag. It explains Fed actions influence credit and growth, contrasts monetary and fiscal policy, and notes monetarists urging a steady growth rate despite inflation and deficits.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Fed
Congress
Wood proteins feed replaces grain in livestock meals
New Century Agriculture Inc. of Mt. Vernon Washington markets a cellulose based livestock feed made from pulp mill tailings forest slash and waste paper. The product sells for 35 a ton versus 120 for barley and could lower meat costs if the method expands nationwide. researcher Irwin Dwyer at Washington State University tests and advocates government grain export bans to sustain grain shortages.
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New Century Agriculture Inc
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Canada
United States
Washington State University
Pullman
Irwin Dwyer
Dwyer
Medina County Gazette publication details and contact info
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 6865 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates shown for single copy carrier and mail subscriptions with prices and staff listed.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungsten
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Brunswick
World At Large Vietnam Psychology
Writings urge restraint in the Mideast and oppose a hasty new U.S. treaty with Israel. The piece argues oil politics fuel conflict, urges UN leadership, and cautions against repeating a long entanglement, noting NATO SEATO origins and past U.S. incentives. It warns that oil and survival drive European risk of war while urging UN solvency and global cooperation.
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U.S
Israel
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Harry Truman
Free World
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
South East Organization
SEATO
Asia
Truman
Vietnam
Eisenhower
France
Mideast
Egypt
Syria
Russia
United States
Europe
United Nations
Nixon Memo Hoax About Hawaii Oil Plot
A satirical piece claims Nixon drafted a memo to editors claiming Hawaii is not a state to hide Arab oil shipments. It alleges The New York Times leaked the plan after a Nixon memo circulated, then The Washington Post exposed the ruse, attributed to Jim Fiebig.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
New York Times
United States
Hawaii
Hawaiian Independent
The
America
Cairo
Egypt
Richard M. Nixon
the Times
W Post
Honolulu
Jim Fiebig
Watergate tapes spark fears but Japan rediscovers tech pride
Washington reports that worries over Watergate tapes hurting U S image abroad largely faded after it was revealed the White House used Japanese equipment. Japanese officials and manufacturers warn of lost sales and "losing face" while considering an improv to export imitations of Zippo lighters amid the crisis.
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Washington
UPI
America
Nixon
U. S
White House
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Foreign Office
State Department
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Political Managers School
John Peell
Foundation For Education and Research
Martin A. Apple
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Ussr
Voice of Business
Medina County
Medina , C
World At Large
Lin Williams
Rittman Press
Henry Kissinger
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