Senator Moss warns of natural gas shortage by 1975
Senator Frank Moss says the United States will face a serious natural gas supply problem by 1975 unless immediate action is taken. He notes proposed tax reform may cut the depletion allowance to about 23 percent while Congress debates a 20 to 23 percent range. He urges intensified exploration and cites a recent hearing and remarks read for the Interstate Oil Compact Commission in Salt Lake City.
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Moths Threaten Christmas Tree Trade As Quarantines Expand
The Agriculture Department warns that moving Christmas trees and greenery across counties or states may violate laws and spread gypsy moths. Quarantines cover Connecticut through parts of several Northeast states, with 240000 acres of damaged forests this year. Christmas tree farming totals $160 million annually with 45 million trees displayed this year.
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Electricity No Cure-all For All Ills
Two experts warn that even with feasible electric cars the overall pollution burden remains. UCLA engineer Chauncey Starr says a true discovery would be needed and production power would still pollute. FCC official John Carver adds generation could replace one pollution type with another despite gains.
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Cedar Lodge Special Communication Dec 10 Meeting
Cedar Lodge No. 103 will meet in Special Communication on December 10 at 7:00 p.m. for work in the 1st degree. Refreshments. Visiting brethren welcome. Wm. C. Hosselt, Jay T. Klinginsmith, W.M., Sec’y.
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