Action Line resolves back wage claim and consumer disputes
A reader asks about collecting $800 in back wages from Cole's Markets bankruptcy and potential tax deductions. The panel explains access claims, IRS rules, and creditor deadlines, plus guidance on filing forms by April 24 with Judge Robert L. Ordin in Los Angeles. It also covers homeowner damage disputes with workmen, insurance reporting, and how witnesses and written notices aid court claims.
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Cole’s
Action Line
L.S
Lakewood
David Commons
Internal Revenue Service
Robert L. Ordin
U.S. District Court
N. Spring St
Los Angeles
Calif
E.P
San Clemente
George Watts
The
Western Insurance Information Service
Watts
Wyatt’s Business Machines Co
Long Beach Blvd
Hermes Products Inc
Switzerland
Taiwan
Watt
J.E
San Pedro
Dave Holmes
Wyatt
Hermes
Holmes
Gulf Oil to Supply Fuel for Antarctica Operation Deepfreeze
Gulf Oil Trading Co agreed to supply fuel to the Navy’s Operation Deepfreeze in Antarctica and will meet cost data and pricing rules. Senator Henry M. Jackson said the accord ends threats to cut shipments over pricing disclosures. Gulf said it seeks defense cost rules compatibility but has not withdrawn its bid.
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Washington
Gulf Oil Trading Co
Navy
Antarctica
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Gulf
Jackson
U.S
Gulf Trading
Herbert S. Goodman
Goodman
Gulf Oil Corp
Department of Defense
Cost Accounting Standards Board
Experts warn against full energy self sufficiency
Brookings scholars Joseph A. Yager and Eleanor B. Steinberg say total energy self sufficiency would be a mistake for the United States and urge hedging bets with imports at 20 to 25 percent. They favor a 20 to 25 cent gas tax or tariff measures to cut gasoline use by about 900,000 barrels daily.
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Washington
UPI
Brookings Institution
United States
Joseph A. Yager
Eleanor B. Steinberg
Ford Foundation
Energy Policy Project
Brookings
Yager
Steinberg
U.S. gas output peaks as bureau urges conservation
The Federal Power Commission Bureau of Natural Gas says U.S. natural gas production has peaked and is falling and urges mandatory conservation and rationing to reserve gas for high priority uses. Frank C. Allen notes the report lacks production figures. Mines data show 22.9 Tcf in 1970, 22.5 in 1971 and 1972, and 22.6 in 1973.
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Washington
UPT
Federal Power Commission
Bureau of Natural Gas
The
Commission
Frank C. Allen
Bureau
UPI
Bureau of Mines
EPA proposes noise rules for airports to cut jet approach altitude
The EPA unveiled two draft rules to curb airport noise. One raises jet approach minimums to 10 000 feet, with descent below 5 000 feet after entering the descent area and below 3 000 feet after the final glide. Current FAA limits allow 1 500 feet during final approach. EPA plans additional rules on flight procedures and total noise in coming weeks.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
FAA
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