Energy expert outlines future fuel mix at club luncheon
Littl Rock based Arkansas Power and Light president told the Rotary Club at the Inn on March 24 that the nation faces critical energy shortages. He warned that oil and gas usage will rise, coal and lignite face limits, and nuclear power has unresolved issues. He described energy-saving homes and fielded audience questions.
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Hose tested before spill cited by Delta Refining official
Memphis based Delta Refining president R T Ted Prater said a loading hose used to transfer crude oil to a barge was tested two days before the spill and found to be working properly. Coast Guard Lt. Robert Luchan noted cleanup could stretch through the week as weather hindered efforts while about 3 000 gallons were estimated spilled into McKellar Lake with a 300 foot boom in place.
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Reorganization up for House vote this week
President Carter seeks a one year extension to create public service jobs and a broad reorganization plan for federal agencies up for House vote this week. The Senate moves toward a final ethics code vote with debate over income limits and a tax cut proposal to follow.
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Dana Smith Moves Out of IC Unit at St. Vincent’s
Dana Smith, 11, daughter of Donald and Mrs. Smith of Hope, has been moved from intensive care at St. Vincent’s Hospital Little Rock after being struck by a car near Route 1 Hope about four weeks ago. Her father calls her condition stable.
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Court to hear Nixon arguments on White House tapes
The Supreme Court agreed to hear former president Richard Nixon's appeal against releasing 30 Watergate tapes from the Oval Office. Nixon contends the tapes are private, while a U S circuit court ruling allows public release despite potential embarrassment. Reeves include Warner Communications NBC CBS PBS and RTNDA as filing interests.
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