Energy shortage warned by five major U S associations
Washington reports five presidents of energy groups warn of a potential national energy crisis. They urge public awareness, note insufficient coordinated federal policy, and stress that U S resources exist to meet foreseeable needs despite current shortages and rising costs.
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Washington
U.S
United States
American Gas Association
American Petroleum Institute
Atomic Industrial Forum
Edison Electric
State House panel OKs death penalty restoration
PHOENIX UPI The House Economic Affairs Committee approved a bill restoring the death penalty in Arizona. The panel kept the Senate version but noted a House Judiciary substitution. A three judge panel would decide after conviction whether to execute or sentence to life. Critics warn of loopholes and court risk. A concurrent bill revoking tenure protections for teachers who strike also faces trouble.
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UPI
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Arizona
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Judiciary Committee
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Hal” Runyan
Ritchfield Park
Charles King
Tucson
House Education Committee
Nelson asks okay of jobs bias bill before senate panel
Atty. Gen. Gary Nelson urged Senate Judiciary Committee to approve a federal law style employment bias bill but faced strong resistance. Key senators objected to allowing subpoenas of firm records during investigations. Nelson argued strong enforcement is needed, while the panel adopted an amendment barring hiring someone solely because of race or minority status.
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Gary Nelson
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Roeder
Scottsdale
Sandra O’connor
Paradise Valley
State Civil Rights Commission
Nelson
Hughes Signature Sells To Swedish Collector In London
An airmail envelope bearing Howard Hughes signature sold for 187.50 to a Swedish collector through London dealer Stanley Gibbons. The item, flown from New York to Le Bourget in 1938, had no other details disclosed. Hughes had arrived in London last December and stayed in seclusion at the Inn on the Park Hotel near Hyde Park.
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Howard Hughes
Stanley Gibbons
New York
le Bourget
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Hughes
Park Hotel
Nyde Park
American Lutheran Leader Dr Kent Knutson Dies at 48
Dr Kent Knutson president of the American Lutheran Church died at age 48 after a brain disorder diagnosed as Jacob Kreulefeld disease. He fell ill five months after hospitalization in Rochester and had recently been in a Minneapolis suburb hospital near his wife and six children. Knutson previously led systematic theology at Luther Theological Seminary Dubuque before his 1970 election as church president.
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Kent
Knutson
American Lutheran Church
Rochester
Mayo
Jacob Kreulefeld
Far East
India
Luther Theological Seminary
Dubuque
Iowa
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