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Decontrol of Petroleum Prices Will Raise Defense Budget
Washington AP reports Pentagon experts estimate the Defense Department fuel bill will rise by 150 to 160 million dollars annually after domestic petroleum price decontrol. Higher costs could fund hundreds of tanks or aircraft, with aviation fuel costs possibly adding 500 million yearly. Ford’s veto of price controls looms, and airline jet fuel surcharges were sought amid budget strain.
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