Productivity commission under fire in Congress scrutiny
Washington reports that the National Commission on Productivity faces congressional doubt over its usefulness and funding. The piece notes the commission has exposed major inefficiencies in government services, such as garbage collection and policing, but remains underfunded and largely inactive, with some supporters urging continued support while critics question its impact.
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Oil Potential in U S and World, Says Geologist
Fred A. Dix Jr., executive director of the Association of Petroleum Geologists, warns against optimism on U S energy self sufficiency. He notes much oil remains unrecovered and may be uneconomical to extract, with Alaska, Gulf Coast, North Sea, and offshore Atlantic cited as future sources. He projects 10 to 15 years to build up large scale production in new areas.
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Fragmented OCR Draft About Alaska Energy and Resources
The readable text cites Alaska and California in reference to energy sources. It mentions coal geothermal arid and nuclear as developing origins. It notes a period of up to 15 years and discusses domestic production and external coast connections. The fragmentary content suggests a broader discussion of energy strategy and supply diversification.
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