Supreme Court upholds natural gas rate ceiling rulings
The Supreme Court refused to block the Federal Power Commission's national average price ceiling for newly produced natural gas. The decision upholds the commission's plan to raise ceilings to spur production while noting potential economic impacts. A Durkin report warns of a $13.9 billion rise in natural gas costs by 1978 and about 300,000 extra unemployed workers if a broader bill restricting controls passes.
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American family ends 40,000 mile land odyssey
Paul Smith his wife Maria and their teenage children wrapped up a year on the road in a yellow Volkswagen traveling from Collins Missouri through California Washington and beyond. They labored in migrant camps faced injuries and met many Americans proving the country’s vitality and patriotism as they plan to finish in Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and return for a July 4 celebration in Jefferson City Missouri.
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Wayne Hays to issue statement on overdose incident
Wayne Hays office plans a statement next month about a sleeping pill overdose that hospitalized the congressman amid a Washington sex scandal. His aide Caryl Clawson said Hays should be back at work soon after recovery, noting exhaustion and lack of sleep may have caused the incident.
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Used car dealers warn that laws will backfire
Jacksonville and Gainesville dealers oppose federal FTC car sale rules saying they won’t fix consumer problems and could backfire. They demand clear disclosures, warn fly-by-night sellers would dodge requirements, and question protections. Also covered is Liddy’s Watergate case and Supreme Court ruling upholding his prison term with no parole for at least five years.
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Tourists stranded as Colorado snowstorm hits Rocky Mountains
A spring storm dumped over three feet of snow in parts of Colorado, burying Rocky Mountain National Park paths and leaving tourists trapped in deep drifts. Winds damaged tomato plants and wrecked 47 sailboats at Boulder Reservoir, while park officials reported two to three foot drifts and continued heavy snowfall.
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Fitzsimmons Defies Reformers At Teamsters Convention
Las Vegas dispatch reports Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons rejects reform efforts and denounces dissidents as a threat to the union. Former president Dave Beck backs the stance as 2,300 delegates applaud. Labor Secretary Usery offers cautious support amid corruption probes and a looming constitutional change.
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