Energy conflict looms as emission rules cut gas mileage
Energy depletion and stricter vehicle emission standards threaten fuel demand while mandating efficiency. Interior Secretary Morton warns oil reserves decline faster than expected as Prudhoe Bay and other fields face ecological limits. While cleaner engines lower pollution, fuel use rises and gas mileage drops about 10 percent with 1973 standards and further cuts planned through 1976. Medicare rules may hospitalize patients unnecessarily, limiting home care alternatives. Televised picture phones fail to catch public interest, with White House ending free usage.
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House
America
Prudhoe Bay
The New McGovern Balloon May Burst
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report massachusetts voters at the McGovern event at the U S Envelope Co factory in Springfield showing workers from diverse backgrounds supporting him. They warn the apparent surge may collapse once voters learn his positions.
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Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Boston Globe
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Wisconsin
Eugene McCarthy
Richmond
Kevin White
Boston
Nixon
White
Mockery of Justice and Rising Crime Rates
Henry J. Taylor cites FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover noting 1.1 million full-time criminals, with annual losses from burglary embezzlement and stock fraud totaling billions. He cites gun deaths and parole statistics, criticizing a rights-friendly code and rising conviction declines in 17 major offenses.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
United States
Commission On Law Enforcement
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Senate reform drive falters over seniority rule vote
In the Senate Democrats debate a Harris Humphrey plan to strip seniority from most conservatives who did not back the party ticket or refuse to support the opposing presidential nominee. The measure fails 29 to 20 as Southern members and others rally behind established leadership and the Mississippi Eastland mark.
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Will Rogers
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Capitol
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Oklahoma
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Minnesota
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Georgia
Harris-Humphrey
Harris
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
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Eastland
John Sparkman
Alabama
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Virginia
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Maine
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South Dakota
Henry Jackson
Aaron Henry
Joseph Rawah
United Automobile Workers Union
ADA
Americans For Democratic Action
Lll
Miami Beach
Teddy Kennedy
Massachusetts
George Wallace
Jackson
McGovern
GUIDO WINS TRUCE IN ARGENTINA CRISIS OVER PERONISM
President Jose Maria Guido reached a truce today with army chiefs amid a threatened blood spill as Buenos Aires faces a Peronist crisis.
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Jose Maria Guido
Buenos Aires
Stream of Life and the Spiritual Fruit in Galatians
The meditation contrasts Paul’s fruit of the Spirit with contemporary expectations of a political Messiah. It notes the apostles’ steadfastness, Christ’s aim of spiritual freedom, and the normalcy of daily life as the stream of our lives flows on.
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United States
Florence Nightengale
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Guernsey
Alderney
Sark
Apostle Paul
Jesus
Rome
Christ
Poll on America's No 1 sport sparks debate
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes disagreement over a poll claiming football as America's top sport. The paper quips that its own guess is that poll-taking is the nation's favorite activity.
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Courier-Journal
America
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