Industry Man Sees Congress Key to Gas Supply
D K Davis of Dallas tells The Gazette that Cedar Rapids gas adequacy hinges on Congress ending regulated ceiling prices for natural gas. He warns a coming shortage within four to five years if controls persist, citing expert support and potential long-term savings from deregulation. Davis argues deregulation would boost domestic gas use, lower overall costs, and create jobs while reducing oil dependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
D. K Davis
Dallas
Davis
United States
Davia
Ise
Federal Energy Administration
Middle East
OPEC
Decoro
Texas
Louisiana
Three Injured In Two Traffic Accidents In City
Three people were treated at Mercy hospital after two separate traffic incidents Tuesday. Charlotte Dvorak, 79, suffered abrasions when her car collided with that of Rebecca Ann Hohensee, 18, at Sixth Street and Twenty seventh Avenue SW, Dvorak cited for stop violation. A second three car collision injured Billy Dean Behnke, 49, and Lisa D Smith, 29, with Behnke charged for failure to maintain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Charlotte Dvorak
Schaeffer
Rebbecca Ann Hohensee
Devonwood Avenue
Sixth Street
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Gilas Road
Behnke and Smith
Joanne Barbara Peterson
Eighth Avenue SE
Mt. Vernon Road
Thirty-first Street
Peterson
Behnke
Miss Smith
Good News for Beer Drinkers in Britain
Prime Minister Harold Wilson says drinking beer can help some people lose weight if they switch from hard liquor. He claims to have shed 14 pounds since adopting more beer and attributes the loss to the change despite medical opinions. He is 69 and spoke from Manchester, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Senators Fight Byrd Biden Antidiscrimination Busing Amendments
Senate debate centers on a Byrd anti busing rider attached to a 36.2 billion HEW labor education funding bill. Bipartisan controversy grows as Brooke seeks to overturn Byrd and Biden riders while HEW warns of potential enforcement impacts on civil rights. The vote remained pending final approval on the attached amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Senate
Departments of Labor and Health
Education and Welfare
Robert Byrd
D-W.vi
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Byrd
Joseph Biden
D-Del
HEW
Biden
Brooke
Byrd and Biden
Poisoning at Marion Memorial Leaves Two Dead Eight Hurt
State's Attorney Howerton says up to eight patients were poisoned by deliberately adulterated anesthetics at Marion Memorial Hospital from 1974 to 1975. Two died, including a 3 year old and a 21 year old. Six survived, with three strong cases and five remote possibilities. Lie detector tests were inconclusive. virtually all hospital staff are suspects.
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Marion
Marion Memorial Hospital
Robert Howerton
Howerton
Michael Simmons
Brian Schutzenhofer
Simmons
James Watson
St. Louis
Kenneth Powless
United Way First Division reaches $157,565 in pledges
United Way officials report the Pacesetter division has collected 157,565 toward a 350,000 goal, a 14.2 percent rise from last year and more than 10 percent of the campaign. The general fund drive aims for 31.4 million as board actions include resignations, appointments, and a moving note for a former president. Cookie sale dates were set for Girl Scouts. A 1974 My Lai case note recalls a federal judge overturning Lt. William Calley’s court martial due to prior news coverage.
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United Way
Emmett Scherrman
Scherrman
Aso
Army
William Calley
My Lai
Vietnam
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Bie
Federal Energy
Frank Zarb
Federal Power Commission
American Gas Assn
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Zarh
D.K. Davis
Grace Hankins
Sigourney Abstracter
Sigourney
Gertrude Hankins
Sigourney High School
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Washington
Water Bit Club
Hazel
Reynolds
Craven Benmst
Keectti
Vermicon Petrie
Vernon Road
S.E
West
Kiecks
Thirty-Second
Oakland Rd
United Way Board
Robert Schorg
Raymond Robison
William
Ramstad
San Diego
Girl Scouts
Peck
Tnes
Prica
Bagreg
Savant Uns Bird House & Feeders
Black & Decker
Sre
Eeks
Center Pt
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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