U. S. May Reorient Leisure Away From Fuel Driven Crafts
Florida faces a fuel pinch as tourism and recreation industries warn of a shift back to 1950s leisure. Marinas report dropping pleasure boat sales while private aviation and cruise lines brace for fewer flights and delayed packages. Disney World and Daytona Speedway anticipate impacts from reduced fuel and airline cuts, prompting calls for leadership to avoid a nationwide downturn.
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Patman calls to develop US energy sources now
Washington AP Rep. Wright Patman says a Joint Economic Committee study shows the United States has the resources and technology to develop alternative energy sources and should guard against panic. He cites offshore areas, 17000 square miles of shale, and geothermal options as needing immediate development.
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