Natural gas deregulation bill could raise consumer costs
A Library of Congress study estimates the compromise natural gas bill may lift consumer bills by up to 17.5 billion dollars over three years, with about 10 billion more by 1977 and 17.5 billion by 1979. The report cautions about pricing new gas and possible loopholes while lawmakers push for deregulation.
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Senate
Library of Congress
Natu
Senate Commerce Committee
House
John Moss
D-Calif
John Durkin
D-N.h
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City University May Impose Tuition First Time In 129 Years
New York AP reports City University of New York faces a fiscal rescue with tuition likely to be set around 750 dollars for lower students and 900 for upper levels. Mayor Beame reshuffled the Board to gain support while four members quit over the issue. Governor Carey proposes 44 million in aid through June and 171 million for the future as CUNY ends free tuition. Campus operations halted with exams canceled and grades withheld. graduation estimates range from 30,000 to 40,000.
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City University
Long Island
Abraham O- Beame
Board of Higher Education
Hugh L. Carey
Robert Kibbee
No Mail Delivery Monday Memorial Day Notice
The U S Postal Service announced no regular residential or business mail delivery on Monday due to the Memorial Day holiday. Limited post office window service would be provided in some areas and special delivery service would operate on a holiday schedule.
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Klan Protocol Wedding Gift Etiquette Report
Indiana Klansmen attendances noted as William M. Chaney announces Cindy Shelton's June 12 Tuscaloosa wedding to Daniel Foster with Imperial Office RSVP. Chaney urges gifts and etiquette while recounting Bond Bonanza Oakland and a Savings Bond giveaway to workers during Bicentennial year.
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William M. Chaney
Cindy Lynette Shelton
Robert N. Shelton
Daniel Thomas Foster
Tuscaloosa
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Indiana
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BOND
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Oakland
Cal
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Hays Faces Possible Grand Jury Inquiry Over Staff Affair
Federal investigators consider asking Rep Wayne Hays to testify before a grand jury about allegations he placed Elizabeth Ray on his Administration Committee payroll to provide sex. Ray seeks immunity in exchange for truthful testimony. prosecutors weighing whether to summon Hays. Federal probes also target other congressional offices and possible fraud related payrolls.
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Wayne Hays
Congressional Committee
Congress
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Administration Committee
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Albert Ahern
Justice Department
FBI
House
Grand Jury
Hays Committee
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