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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1975

Page

10

Oil firms accused of withholding Gulf oil to push prices

Senate staff charges major Gulf of Mexico offshore drillers limit output to wait for higher prices, boosting imports. Measday notes 79 fields account for most 1974 federal Gulf production and could be produced far more without harming future output, challenging Ford’s decontrol claims.

Washington Gulf of Mexico Senate Sfor Senate ‘Antitrust and Monopoly Birch Bayh D-Ind Day Ford U.S

Oil leases show concentration among top firms

Measday notes a study finds 15 major oil companies control over 80 percent of production from the leases, indicating limited competition and influence over development decisions. The piece discusses the potential impact of selling oil at an uncontrolled price around $13 per barrel.

Measday

EPA moves to curb airborne sulfates nationwide

The EPA will bar further increases of airborne sulfates, signaling a health risk across the Northeast and other urban areas. A policy of minimizing rising sulfate levels aims to limit pollution while EPA studies a nationwide standard over three to four years, potentially influencing power plant fuel choices and emission controls.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency Pape Epa EPA Federal Energy Administration

California objects to offshore oil rules as inadequate

California officials tell the federal government that proposed offshore oil development regulations fail to protect the state’s economy and environment. Governor Brown had called the October lease sale of 1.6 million acres off Southern California unnecessary and risky.

Sacramento UPD Brown California Interior Department

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