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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1975

Page

4

Federal program to switch plants from oil to coal set

The Federal Energy Administration ordered 79 electric plants across the nation to burn coal instead of oil to cut oil imports. Notices of intent went to 12 facilities in Kansas Missouri and Nebraska as the agency warned of widespread fuel conversion.

Washington Upl Federal Energy Administration FEA Frank Zarb Zarl Kansas Nebraska Missouri Zarb T Hem Ames Lowa Iowa Power and Light Co Des Moines Lowa Public Service Co Maynard Iowa Drie Light and Power Co Sutherland Kansas Power and Light Co Lawrence Kar Tecumseh Kanz Kansas City Board of Public Utay River Quindara Kany Zark

Ford faces veto decision on federal strip mining bill

President Gerald Ford must decide whether to veto a federal strip mining bill that would set federal standards for surface coal mining and reclamation. Congress already passed a compromise measure with votes suggesting possible override, while supporters claim renewed backing and opponents warn of credibility damage if vetoed.

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Wyoming Suffrage Law Origin Date Highlight

On December 10, 1869, Wyoming enacted a law granting women the right to vote and to hold public office, a landmark measure in the evolution of suffrage. The historic act established Wyoming as a pioneer state in female political participation.

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Government Ends Auto Control Regime in 1973 Treaty

In Columbus Nebraska reports the U.S. government abolished price and controls over the auto industry on December 10 1973 noting a treaty named Bulugna with implications for market regulation and industry operations.

Columbus Nebraska AUTO U.S

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