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...much of this intense cultural nationalism is derived from Greek students' alienation from American society is not clear, although the marriage of such heartfelt cultural collectivity with a radical ideology and "blueprint" for society seems possible only among a people that carries with it always the consciousness that it is oppressed...
...study is A Time to Choose, a 511 -page book published last week by the Ford Foundation after two years of research. The other is Project Independence Blueprint, a 980-page document compiled for President Ford's guidance by a team of 750 analysts and experts directed by the Federal Energy Administration. They employed a gigantic computer model to calculate the effects on energy use of a bewildering variety of supply, price and policy changes. The Blueprint will not be released until next month, but TIME Correspondent Samuel R. Iker has learned many of its details, and they contain...
Mandatory Measures. In that case, imports would rise to 10.2 million bbl. a day-but only under the "base case" assumption that the Government did nothing special to encourage energy conservation or accelerate domestic production of fuels. The Blueprint offers a series of strategies for cutting imports. First, under an "accelerated supply" option, offshore drilling would be speeded on the Atlantic, Pacific and Alaskan shelves; environmental laws would be relaxed to permit the burning of more coal; and nuclear plants would be hustled into existence. The payoff: a drop in oil imports by 1985 to 5 million...
...third strategy outlined by Blueprint would be to build up a stockpile of oil sufficient to carry the nation through a year during which foreign producers withheld 1 million bbl. a day of potential shipments to the U.S. The policy would cost $4.7 billion, but that would be a bargain; without it, such an embargo would take a $33 billion bite out of national production. Blueprint does not firmly recommend any of the strategies it describes; its purpose is to outline a wide range of choices...
Kitchen No. 2 (Geoffrey and Eva's) is a blueprint of architectural chic, but its sanitary appointments compare unfavorably with those of the Black Hole of Calcutta. When Jane sees Eva with her head in the oven, she assumes that Eva is cleaning the stove. Not so. While Jane takes over the stove scouring, Sidney copes with a stopped drain, and Ronald dances an electrocution waltz with some naked wiring, Eva sleepwalks her way fixedly toward suicide. She tries to jump out a window, impale herself on a knife, throttle herself with a rope, electrocute herself and take poison...