U.S. forecast: energy use to double by century end
A government forecast projects U.S. energy consumption will more than double by century’s end while nearly half of the extra energy goes to waste. The report highlights growing demand and inefficiency as supply expands.
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U.S
Washington
Ford Administration
Beiruts Clash Shatters Two-Week Civil War Truce
Beiruts eastern suburbs erupt in rocket and mortar fire as Christians and Moslems clash, killing 23 and wounding 50. Fighting also flares in Tripoli, prompting cancellation of Premier Rasid Karamis cabinet meeting. Palestinian gunmen overrun and are repulsed in a Christian enclave amid fears of regional spillover and Syrian threats to annex.
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Lebanon
Tripoli
Rasid Karami
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Students protest board action over disciplinary cases
About 300 students protested Wednesday morning after Emerson School announced that teachers Sallie Ussher and Gayle Slagg would not be rehired and Principal Don Harrington would be demoted. They marched, waved signs, and supported Harrington while calling for impeachment of a trustee. The incident stems from a board inquiry into a wood punishment box used in a special education class.
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Emerson School
Sallie Ussher
Gayle Slagg
Don Harrington
Harrington
Rudy Kock
Aiden
Butte Teachers Union
Carter
Harrington and Koch
Hillcrest Homeowners Confront Berkeley Pit Dump Plans
Anaconda Co plans a Berkeley Pit waste dump near Hillcrest on Billings southeast side. Attorney Gene Tidball says by March or April trucks will haul waste toward the subdivision, with a 200 foot dump height, 500 acres, terraces, and fencing. Company faces a $1.5 million cost to stay away and could pay $5.9 million to relocate 119 homes valued at about $50 000 each.
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Billings Gazette
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Wall Street firms tackle state coal-plant financing
Montana’s Governor’s Task Force on Gasification eyed two Wall Street investment banks to study financing a coal to synthetic gas plant. The panel, led by Chairman Jim Hodge, said the firms would conduct investigative work at no state cost. District Court set Thompson trial for Feb. 24 after his innocent plea to federal illegal gambling charges.
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Helena
Montana
Billings
John W. Thompson
Thompson
Anaconda
U.S. District Court
James F. Battin
FBI
Jim Hodge
Butte
Hodge
Montana Power Co
American Natural
North Dakota
Tom Judge
Ex-IRS agent pleads to illegal tax refunds scheme
Pasadena man David Glen Robinson a former IRS employee pleaded guilty to submitting false tax claims totaling 340.31 for 1972 to 1974. He admitted a scheme that authorities say yielded more than $500000 in illegal refunds and led to an offer of a five year prison term plus a suspended sentence.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Pasadena
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Ford furious over CIA funding for Italian parties
President Ford expressed anger over reports that the CIA secretly funded non Communist leaders in Italy with about 6 million dollars. White House aides said the disclosure could harm U.S. foreign policy, while officials avoided confirming covert activities.
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Ford
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Ron Nessen
Nessen
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CIA
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Democratic Socialist
United States
Ramparts
William E. Col
Californians to design MHD plant in Butte region
California architectural firm named to design the initial three month phase of the MHD and Sewellen Facility in the Butte Industrial Park for 358,850 dollars. Parsons Co of Pasadena wins the contract per ERDA, with groundbreaking set for April and a January 1978 completion target. Projected staff 120 to 200 for the finished unit and 400 to 800 construction workers.
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Sewellen
CDSF
Butte
California
Montana
Parsons Co
Pasadena
Energy Research and Development Agency
Montana Energy and Mhd Research and Development Institute
ERDA
Parsons
MHD Institute
National Center For Appropriate Technology
Mutts Clash in Cheyenne Court Over Show Dog Injury
Laramie County District Court Judge Joseph Maier grants summary judgment for Raoul Cisneros after he argued his dog Kazan was not his property when the alleged incident with Ishie Pishie Poo Poo occurred. Plaintiff Arlyne Kaufman claimed Ishie was wrecked as a show and breeding animal following Kazan’s unrestrained roam and breeding.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Ishie
Laramie County
Joseph Maier
Raoul Cisneros
Cisneros
Kazan
Cheyenne Animal Shelter
Maier
Arlyne Kaufman
Northern Ireland buries its dead as British exit awaited
In Bessbrook and nearby towns mourn two Protestant brothers among ten killed in an ambush. A mix of Protestant and Catholic residents call for nonviolent solutions as British troops tighten patrols and Belfast leaders warn of rising tensions. locals stress shared work and faith, hoping ordinary people heal divides.
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Bessbrook
Northern Ireland
Thomas St
Walter Chapman
Walter
Amahy
Chapman
Ireland
Thomas Street
Belfast
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