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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1972

Page

18

Utility Rates Remain Frozen Extended By Price Commission

The Price Commission extended the utility rate freeze to March 25, delaying an end date by 15 days. Regulators will issue new rules early next week, with no clear signs of which entities will be affected. The freeze covers utilities including railroads and airlines, staying at February levels to allow tightening of vague regulations and to ensure continued service and capital needs. Electric and telephone firms argue inflation and rising fuel, equipment, and interest costs justify larger future increases.

Bearane Price Commission Jackson Grayson Jr Grayson Grayson Said the Temporary Freeze Was Ordered To Give the| Commission Price’ Commission

Phony Alert Proclaimed WW III Start

A bogus Coast Guard teletype claimed Nixon assassinated and World War III starting, traced to a Texas station. Coast Guard said the alert was fake, two units activated then de alerted, and the man responsible is under medical evaluation while an investigation under military justice proceeds.

New Orleans Nixon Coast Guard China Texas Newleans Behay

West Front of Capitol to be Extended for More Office Space

The seven member congressional commission decided in closed session that the 143 year old West Front should be extended to provide more office space for congressmen. The East Front was extended in the late 1950s and the commission was formed in 1970 to decide restoration versus extension under a $15 million threshold. Opposition from historians and preservation groups is anticipated.

Washington Capitol Carl Albert Dokla

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