Senate Debates Change in Natural Gas Act Powers
In a senate discussion March 20 1977 lawmakers weigh amending the 1938 Natural Gas Act to curb the Federal Power Commission authority. The debate centers on whether the FPC may regulate rates charged by independent gas producers selling to pipeline companies, affecting 13 million consumers across 32 states. Proponents warn the bill could raise prices. opponents argue it could lower costs if producers boost supply.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Aod
Congress
Oklahoma
Robert S.kerr
Ebner Thomas
PPC
Douglas
Langer
North Dakota
Republican
Myers
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Colorado
Kerr
Revival of Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy Effort Reported
Washington March 20 administration leaders pursue revival of bi-partisan foreign policy amid Senate vacancy by Senator Vandenberg and Michigan Republican McGrath urging cross party cooperation. State Department holds bipartisan talks. six senators to meet Deputy...
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Russia
Brewster
Rme
Vandenberg
Washington
Congress
Michigan Republic
Senate
McGrath
Republica
State Department
Red Cross Donations Reported Total From Beard's Chapel List
Donation list from Beard's Chapel items shows contributions totaling 2249.42 dollars including gifts from Mrs. Floyd Woods, M. H. Montgomery, Mr and Mrs Harris, W. R. Campbell, Chaylie Floyd, Ed Cummings, R. H. Bryson, and others. The article also notes turtle eggs are eaten by natives and Europeans in South America and suggests self-review if internal irregularities worry the administration.
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Beard's Chapel
Floyd Woods
M. H. Montgomery
Af. M. McCain
Mont Harris
W. R. Campbell
Chaylie Floyd
Ed Cummings
R. H. Bryson
Ruff Nigeos
Jesse Jones
Agnes Ward
Ray Ward
Bill Bright
Ardery
Delbert Fowler
Buddle Seal
Willie Wilson
Eugene Ward
Oscar Montgomery
A. R. Avery
Boyd Bros
J. C. Cox
Townsend
Clyde Cummings
E. V. Avery
Robert Harper
I. B. Avery
Birtie Avery
South America
World’s first pipeline was bamboo pole in history
The article traces natural gas from ancient China using hollow bamboo pipes to burn brine kettles, to early American uses in 1775 and 1821 in Fredonia New York. It notes Titusville’s first pipeline, rapid spread through Ohio West Virginia and western Pennsylvania, and modern expansion to 260000 miles of pipe serving 36 states supplying over 14 percent of US energy.
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America
George Washington
West Virginia
Fredonia
N. Y
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Southwest
Texas Eastern’s
United States
Clockwork Inch Lines Keep Gas Flowing Night and Day
Texas Eastern pipeliners operate 1500 miles of valves and machinery around the clock. At stations near each county, workers run the dog watches to maintain uninterrupted natural gas energy and reflect national progress.
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Texas Eastern
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KOTEX
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Dean Rusk
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George Marshall
Acheson
Tion
Connally
Dtex
Ask
Red Cross
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Big Inch
Little Big Inch
Milam St
Shreveport
Louisiana
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