Energy speeches lay out Carter plan to curb oil crisis
The president presents a concrete program to tackle rising petroleum prices and energy supply concerns. He calls for decontrol of heavy crude oil prices, expansion of natural gas, and near term use of nuclear power. The plan expects costs of about 142.2 billion over ten years funded by windfall taxes, with major regulatory expansion and market-based adjustments needed.
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Enders Yard Party in Berryville Boosts Profits
The 29th annual John H. Enders yard party in Berryville raised 18 300 in gross receipts up from 17 200 last year with cash donations at 13 300 and an auction that jumped to 1 571 from 971. Proceeds fund a 65 000 Mack pumper tanker due in August and a 20 000 rescue squad van.
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Vote in November: register by October 6 says Letter
The editor urges timely voting and registration for the November election. Emphasizes voting as an American right and duty and warns that registration closes 30 days before the election. Frederick County residents can register in Woodstock jail on weekdays 8:30 to 5 with phone contact.
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Jeas
Frederick County
Woodstock
Replacement for Schlesinger Seen for Energy Czar Post
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report retired AT&T chief executive John deButts is being considered as the energy mobilization czar to succeed James Schlesinger, while backing Republican John Connally for president. DeButts, who retired Feb 1, gave Connally the maximum $1,000 the next day. White House insiders note his high profile and possible early role atop the Energy Mobilization Board, potentially sidelining Schlesinger.
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Buck Rackets Faces Gangland-Style Slaying Plot
A satirical piece portrays two Mafia men plan to kill Buck Rackets in a restaurant in gangland style. Marcel the maître d implements countermeasures at La Chambre de l Estomac, denying bump offs and insisting on proper attire while Buck advances toward a costly lunch.
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Chiseler
The World's Toughest Job and Presidential Leadership
A reflective essay argues the presidency demands complex, capable leadership in a global system. It cites Churchill, Truman, Lincoln, and Wilson, linking political theory with practical governance and optimism for democratic progress.
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