Atlantic Offshore Oil Plans Face Long Path To Start
Interior aims to reissue invites for Atlantic coast areas after Supreme Court ownership ruling. Environmental reviews will precede leasing, with drilling and infrastructure likely years away. Officials note possible state revenue if ownership favored, but federal process remains lengthy and complex. Governor Bo Longley of Maine to speak at university conference on economic development.
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Interior Department
Supreme Court
Atlantic
Crono
Maine
James Bo Longley
University of Maine
Howard R Neville
Longley
Congress
Department
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic States
Joseph E. Brennan
Massachusetts
Michael S Dukakis
MIT Professors Flag Flaws in $8 Million Energy Report
Four MIT professors told Congress a National Science Foundation review of the $8 million Project Independence report finds serious errors and oversimplifications. They challenge gas supply and demand forecasts, noting assumptions of constant supply despite high prices and no growth in demand if oil rises. They warn prices will fluctuate with offshore oil and gas developments, urging deeper analysis and clearer policy implications.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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National Science Foundation
Washington
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Henry D. Jacoby
Federal Energy Administration
Jerry A. Hausman
Jacoby
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Canadian
Alaska
Soviet Union
U.S. National Science Foundation
University of Washington
Seattle
George Hobson
Energy, Mines and Resources Department
Coast States Seek Oil Tap After Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld federal ownership of Atlantic offshore oil, prompting coastal states and leaders like House Majority Leader O Neil to push Congress for a revenue share. Interior plans leases across 3.5 million acres, with potential tens of billions in oil, while states argue for compensation and environmental safeguards.
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Atlantic
Rogers C. B. Morton
Gulf of Mexico
California
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Supreme Court
House
Thomas P. O'Neil Jr
Dmass
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Interior Department
Pacific Ocean
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Andrew I. Miller
Pepperell Trust offers low rate car loans and quick approval
Pepperell Trust promotes new car financing with a 10.2 percent annual rate and free credit life insurance. They advertise potential savings of 74 to 200 dollars on a 3000 dollar loan over 36 months and offer up to 48 month terms, quick same day approvals, and automatic payments from checking accounts. The message emphasizes customer service and straightforward cost disclosures.
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Pepperell Trust
Arson Sought In Stage Door Lounge Fire
Wells, AP. Local and state fire officials probe arson after a second story storeroom fire at Stage Door Restaurant in Wells. Police Chief Carter says the blaze, report 5 30 a.m., was definitely set. expect first degree arson charge against an unnamed suspect. Loss estimated at 40,000 to 60,000 with extensive smoke and water damage. Restaurant owner Boisvert out of state. controversy over malt liquor license and noise complaints involving neighbors and gay liberation groups rallying to support the venue.
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Stage Door
Ronald Carter
Carter
Robert Boisvert
Saco
NEW York
Sanford D. Garelik
City Council
New York Police Department
Abraham D. Beame
Garelik
Beame
Reston Wins Lovejoy Award At Colby College
New York Times columnist James Reston received the Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award at Colby College in Waterville honoring journalistic excellence. He warned that newspapers must broaden coverage of global issues and avoid economic isolation to serve readers amid a rising interdependent world economy.
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Elijah Parish Lovejoy
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Waterville
Maine
Alton
Ill
Colby
E.L. Strider
UPI
Reston
Pay Toilets Protest Leader Seeks Bans Across States
CEPTIA president accuses pay toilets of discrimination and exploitation as Massachusetts weighs a bill. He notes Philadelphia offering free facilities for Centennial visitors and cites pending laws in at least 15 states, with a hearing set for Thursday in Massachusetts.
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