Senate Natural Gas Bill Advances Despite Senate Doubt
The House committee approved the Harris Natural Gas Bill by a narrow margin to free producers from utility style regulation. Opposition grows as hearings are solicited. the Speaker and administration support remains key for passage before adjournment, but Senate action this year appears unlikely. The report also notes an Interior Department adverse view on S. 45 extending non competitive oil or gas leases and a Wyoming judge addition, plus aviation modernization and a Salt Lake City talk at a mining convention with local attendance details.
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