Potomac Edison Plans Five Step Energy Emergency
Potomac Edison's energy conservation plan outlines five steps from voluntary reductions to rotating power blackouts. Step 3 starts March 2 with 30 percent mandatory reductions for nonessential industrial use, Step 4 on March 15 cuts to basic plant and security energy, and Step 5 enacts rotating blackouts for all customers if coal supplies lag.Emergency services will need increased staffing. life support users should seek portable generators or relocation during outages.
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Potomac Edison
State Corporation Commission
Irv Cather
Fire and Rescue
Cather
Winchester
Gene Dailey
Egypt Cyprus clash reshapes Arab world tension
After a failed Egyptian assault at Larnaca airport Cyprus, 15 Egyptian commandos were killed and Egypt Cyprus ties were severed. The event sparked public anger in Egypt against the Palestinians and raised questions about Sadat’s stance on a Palestinian homeland.
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Larnaca
Cyprus
Youssef el-Sebani
Africa
Anwar Sadat
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Cy Vance Gains Influence in Middle East Crisis
Secretary of State Vance steadies U S policy amid Israeli accusations of speaking out of turn The article portrays him as a calm mediator within the Carter administration and a key link between the White House Defense Department and Congress as Israel presses for settlements and weapons while seeking a broader peace plan with Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
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Defense Department
Army
Cyprus
Vance
Sinai
West Bank
Jordan
Begin
Israel
Carter
Congress
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Capitol Hill
Sadat
White House
Middle East
Moshe Dayan
Washington
Dayan
How Nixon Initiated Breakthrough to China
William Safire examines the origins of Nixon's Open to China, detailing a covert chain from Pakistan's Yahya Khan to Kissinger and Chou En Lai. It traces secret messages, high level meetings, and the pivotal July 9 1971 visit plan that reshaped U.S. foreign policy with Mao's China.
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China
Y. Times News Service
Washington
H.R. Haldeman
Harry Dent
Henry Kissinger
Yahya Khan
Pakistan
William Rogers
Lahore
Rogers
United States
People’s Republic of China
Pacific
Nicolae Ceausescu
Romania
Bucharest
Yahya
Oval Office
Peking
People's Republic
Chou
En-Lai
Mao
Taiwan
Chou En-Lai
Edgar
Snow
Islamabad
Sultan Khan
Agha Hilaly
White House
State Department
Kissinger
Hilaly
Chang Teng
Nixon-Kissinger
Hilary-Yahya- Chang-Chou-Mao
Adviser Kissinger
Dwight Chapin
Chapin
Haldeman
New York City's Final Strategy Terror Threat to Congress
A Field Enterprises analysis argues New York City faces near bankruptcy without federal guarantees and may use fear campaigns to sway Congress. It cites Felix Rohatyn, Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Mayor Ed Koch, and union demands as factors shaping a possible long term bailout versus a short term loan or no action.
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Field Enterprises Inc
New York
America
New York City
Hudson
Uncle Sam
Carter
Congress
Wall
New York State
Felix Rohatyn
Municipal Assistance Corp
Jimmy Carter
Leonid Brezhnev
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Robert McGuire
Victor Gotbaum
Edward Koch
Gotbaum
Senate Banking Committee
Rohatyn
Ed Koch
Dilemma on the Horn of Africa
The Horn of Africa draft depicts a Cold War struggle with Somalia and Ethiopia. It argues Soviet Cuban aid to Ethiopia complicates U S policy and notes regional powers and potential regional resistance as a means to counter any Soviet advance.
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N.Y
Gulf of Aden
Red Sea
Europe
Indian Ocean
Asia
Ethiopia
Africa
United States
Cuba
Somalia
Horn
Mengistu Haile Mariam
Berbera
Vance
Carter
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Egypt
Sudan
Washington
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