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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
2
The article lauds President Ford for resuming energy policies, proposing higher crude oil import fees and phased price controls relief to spur domestic production. It notes expected gas price rises of 5 to 6 cents a gallon over two years, and supports a windfall profits tax on oil producers to fund energy research.
Phnom Penh reports describe a quiet, controlled shift to a neutral, self reliant regime. Khieu Samphan may be the power in name but uncertainty remains amid scarce broadcasts and questions about leadership.
Australians sit on vast uranium coal natural gas and oil reserves worth billions to foreign buyers. Iron ore bauxite copper nickel and tin deposits are abundant but exploration lags due to government export restrictions and corporate uncertainty. Whitlam and socialist actions spark concern as licensing fights delay new projects and contracts.
A Far Eastern style analysis notes Australia’s vast mineral resources and potential policy shifts with a Conservative win. U.S. Ambassador cites global rank in per‑capita resources while exports rise. The piece shifts to a Miami jail scene describing a dramatic bail out and a vivid observer’s impression of waiting room tension.
A man walks with a woman arm-in-arm in a parking lot. He lifts her, spins her around, sets her down in canvas slippers and faded slacks, then kisses her as they disappear in the moonlight. She laughs, the moonlight aiding the moment’s spirit.
A confidential study by the Media Action Research Center finds violence on Saturday morning cartoons averaging a hostile act every 60 seconds on commercial networks led by NBC at 46 percent. ABC 30 percent and CBS 24 percent.
Today marks the 154th day of 1975 with 211 days remaining. Highlights include Allied evacuation from France in 1940, Dutch West India Company charter in 1621, Jefferson Davis birth in 1808, the Duke of Windsor marriage in 1937, and Apollo lunar surface photos from Surveyor 1 in 1966.
Oklahoma Christian College ranks as a small conservative beacon amid campus norms. A Gallup Survey of 904 students across 57 colleges shows OCC students skew conservative, with strong church ties, skepticism about business ethics, and favorable views on price controls and regulation, contrasting sharply with Princeton and broader college trends.
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