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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1973

Page

6

Fuel shortage forecast threatens major regions this winter

Senator Humphrey citing Joint Economic Committee findings warns a severe fuel shortage could approach 30 percent of national needs under cold, disrupted conditions. New England, the upper Midwest, and Atlantic states are seen as most at risk. mandatory allocation of fuel is urged.

Washington CPL Congressional Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Joint Economic Committee of Congress Fuad United Humphrey Ment New England Upper Midwest and-Atlantic Humphrey Star-News Interior Department White House Stumphrey Joint Economic Committee

Administration assailed for natural gas policy

Washington sources say Kell Ward of the Federal Power Commission accuses chief administration officials and President Nixon aides of public pronouncements that fueled a natural gas shortage. Ward argues low prices stifle exploration, cites a Sept 10 letter to Sen. Jackson, and notes economists’ comments on regulation, prices, and gas supply. The draft Senate study and hearings on wellhead pricing shape the policy debate going into 1974.

Washington Haskell P. Ward Peanomost Federal Power Commission Lop Nixon Commission Wald Jenry VM. Jacksim T-Wash Power Commission Jackson Senate Interior Committee Senate David S. Sehwartz John W. Wilson Patricia J. Starratt Senate Commerce Warren G. Magnuson Adlai RB. Stevenson Stevenson Congress Conress

Derailment Dumps 278 Autos Into Cuyahoga River at Kent

In Kent Ohio on a Saturday a freight train derailed causing 24 cars to spill. The wreck scattered 278 new GM and Ford cars into the Cuyahoga River. Firemen and railroad crews worked Sunday to recover remains. No injuries reported. Cause under investigation.

Kent Ohio Altimore General Motors Ford Virgina Cuyahoga River

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