Parking debate at Handley High stalls over city ordinance
A Handley neighborhood poll shows 39 of 49 respondents oppose a parking decal ordinance amid high school parking concerns. Residents blame the cost and taxes and urge school officials to address the problem, with council delaying action until safety talks with schools.
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Oil to Tehran gamble under Carter plan stirs heating fuel fears
The proposed 2 million barrel export to Iran approved by President Carter aims to ease winter fuel shortages by reviving Iranian oil flow. Critics warn Iran's instability and Ayatollah Khomeini's hostility to the U.S. may derail returns, while Saudi oil may not compensate if Iran falters.
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Letters on Junk Food and School Meals Stir Student Debate
James Wood junior argues against banning junk food sales in schools citing breakfast gaps and fund-raising clubs. Readers defend healthy eating and commend teachers while recalling a former teacher at Senseny Road School amid community praise.
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Europe and U S energy policy questions by Ulrich Steger
Ulrich Steger of West Germany’s Bundestag weighs seven questions on how to divide market and political roles in energy policy. He warns that Europe remains heavily dependent on Middle East oil while urging careful cost awareness, transport, and social impact of shifting to coal, nuclear power, and energy efficiency.
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Kissinger presses for new limits on executive power
Henry Kissinger, in testimony on SALT, urged Senate to condition talks on a five year defense budget plan and to require annual reports on Soviet behavior, linking nuclear restraint to political oversight. He also proposed suspending talks if Russia misbehaves, drawing sharp critique of executive authority. Thatcher criticized Rhodesia policy while Kissinger argued for constitutional safeguards, signaling a bid for influence as public opinion shifts.
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Young resigns U N post sparks Jewish doubt over policy
The resignation of Andrew Young as U N ambassador fuels anxiety in the American Jewish community he may have negotiated with the PLO under cover for a State Department aimed at broader Middle East peace talks. Sen Javits calls for Senate Foreign Relations probe into Carter policy. Democratic critiques label Young's actions as reckless and hostile to Israel.
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