Power Problems Highlighted by Supply and Demand Strains
Editorial notes the US power gap at peak demand, potential summer brownouts, and fuel supply limits. It cites growth in consumption, slower nuclear development, and environmental hurdles, plus international and domestic issues affecting fuel and power. It also condemns President Yahya Khan for denying aid to East Pakistan amid hunger reports.
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New York
Yahya Khan
East Pakistan
U. S. Agency For International Development
United States
Khan
Rumor Chou En Lai backs independent Saigon government
A Paris rumor claims Chinese Premier Chou En Lai supports an independent Saigon after a U.S. troop withdrawal, aligning with a postwar U.S. stance. Hanoi rejects such a plan, while Peking wields influence and could pressure North Vietnam. The idea of independence may itself be a strategic maneuver.
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Chou En-lai
Saigon
U.S
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Vietnam
Peking
North Vietnam
Local School Pie Winner Sends Thanks and Events Noted
MISS CAROL BECKLEY of South Hagerstown High School thanks for festival days in Winchester. Boyd Stevens of Unger W Va shows Europe slides at Gainesboro Raritan Club. Larry Lee Brown chosen president of the University of Richmond press club. Strictland Gilliland to speak at Kiwanians ladies night. John J. Warner as toastmaster. W R Shaffer reports 1000 baby chicks destroyed due to feed shortage at Maurertown hatchery. W W Baker announces VFW poppy quota 3500.
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Carol Beckley
South Hagerstown High School
James Wood High School
Winchester
Boyd Stevens
Unger
W. Va
Gainesboro
Strictland Gilliland
Washington, D.C
John J. Warner
W.R. Shaffer
Shenandoan Commercial Hatchery
Maurertown
The
Star
W.W. Baker
V.F.W. Buddy
Catastrophe in the Offing Warns on Religious Education
The meditation argues that educating mind without conscience leads to a public menace and that secularism in education endangers society. It urges a return to religious education, citing Roosevelt and James and calling Christian churches to act against secular drift and moral decay.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William James
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Christian Church
Jess
Unbalanced Government in Nuclear Age Power Struggle
James Reston discusses the executive legislative clash over presidential powers in the nuclear era. He cites dangers of rapid national crises and Vietnam era actions, noting television influence and disputes over invading Cambodia and Laos without Congress.
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New York Times Service
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Nixon
Cambodia
Laos
Ation
Mansfield
Fulbright
Vietnam
Europe
Tennessee's 1972 Presidential Primary in May at stake
Nashville reports that Tennessee will host a key May 4 presidential primary with Oregonstyle testing and open ballots. The slate includes Nixon and Wallace on major ballots, with Mills and McCloskey among likely contenders, shaping South and national politics amid demands for stronger congressional power over war policy.
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Wilbur D. Mills
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McCloskey
Winfield Dunn
George McGovern
Birch Bayh
Sen
Howard Baker
Wallace
Alabama
William Calley
Mills
Ray Blanton
Baker
Little Rock
Muskie
Wilbur Mills
Purchase Price of Presidency Soars in 1972 Campaigns
Washington report on escalating costs of a presidential race as lawmakers debate reforms. It notes high pre primary spending by Democrats and GOP fundraisers led by Nixon and others, with a focus on potential remedies and the widening field of contenders including Mills Wallace and Goodell.
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Congress
White House
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen
Charles Goodell
New York
Rep
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