Dear Abby Readers Solve Uninvited Guests Hotel Dilemma
Dear Abby answers: a hostess must set limits and decline offers without apology. Readers share woes about uninvited houseguests, unwanted hand-me-downs, and painful handshakes. Abby advises clear refusals, polite thanks, and practical boundaries to ease familiar pressures.
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Rockefeller Energy Bank Plan Encounters High Political Opposition
Vice President Rockefeller faces strong opposition within the Ford administration over a proposed quasi public energy resources finance corporation. Treasury Secretary Simon and the President's Council of Economic Advisers oppose the plan, while allies including Frank Zarb push for the venture. Greenspan reportedly wrote memos against it as the White House weighs a final decision.
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On This Date In History September Fifth
On this date in history notable events include the first Continental Congress meeting in 1774 at Carpenter's Hall Philadelphia and Labor Day parades in New York in 1882. Birthdays noted include former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and movie producer Darryl Zanuck.
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Ford energy policy faces new push from Congress
A congressionally approved crossword puzzle plan would weaken environmental groups. The Vice President notes the energy independence program is slow on supply, with nuclear reactors being canceled and little progress on fuel tech. Officials say private enterprise stays primary while a national energy role is only if needed.
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Kissinger testimony prompts access to Nixon papers
The Ford Administration agreed to give the Senate Intelligence Committee access to Nixon presidential papers after Kissinger's secret testimony. The review covers minutes of the 40 Committee and materials on Chile policy in 1970 and the domestic intelligence plan, with Nixon aides to filter relevant portions.
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