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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
3
The Nixon administration rules out gasoline rationing before March while a House Commerce Committee compromise keeps auto exhaust standards at 1975 levels for a year. A federal energy bill and a $20 billion R&D measure loom as Senate action follows. Truckers pause protests after talks with Brinegar as fuel prices climb.
A Capitol briefing chronicles energy measures in Sacramento as the legislature sends a 55 mph speed limit bill to Governor Reagan and discusses oil ownership, pipeline public control, and deallocation issues. It notes proposed public ownership of pipelines, condemnation of private oil, and PUC regulation plus debates on depletions and parking fees.
The House Commerce Committee voted to freeze clean air emission standards for submobiles for at least one year and forgave a compromise between the EPA and White House on stricter rules. Director William E. Simon of the proposed Federal Energy Administration could later decide on an additional year delay.
SEATTLE UPT The freighter Venus Argosy may miss a weekend departure with 5300 tons of bulgar wheat to Indonesia because of a fuel shortage. Cascade Shipping says 300 tons of fuel exist in Milwaukee enough to reach Los Angeles but transporting it requires six railroad tankers and is not assured. The ship also needs 1750 tons of black oil and 2000 tons of diesel to complete the voyage. it planned to pick up 4600 tons of wheat in Los Angeles for Surabaya.
HEW secretary Caspar Weinberger weighs recommending that schools gain special fuel allocation priority. White House deadline looms for comments on proposed middle distillate allocation. WEINBERGER says impact on the poor must be protected.
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