Oil Firm Exec Fears Political Lashbacks
Dean McGee of Kerr-McGee Corp warns a political backlash against oil companies amid a polarized energy debate. At a national energy symposium, state attorneys general questioned subsidies, profits and potential regulation while the panel discussed exploration costs and possible public ownership or regulation.
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Exec
New Orleans
Dean McGee
Oklahoma City
Kerr-McGee Corp
National Association of Attorneys General
Robert K. Killian
Connecticut
Exxon
Gulf
Killian
Edward Kuhn
Washington
Interior
Division of Oil and Gas
McGee
Pertise
Jerry Kohn
North Carolina State
Richard J. Israel
Rhode Island
Businessmen Have More Than Energy Crisis To Think About
AP News analysis notes amid energy worries that U.S. tech exports and government expansion affect global competition. Bruce Henderson argues Japan leveraged a $2.5 billion tech giveaway while U.S. R&D spending dwarfs that, and a Trade Reform Act proposal would license tech to Russia. The National Chamber of Commerce warns private employment lags as government hiring accelerates.
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John Cunniff
New York
Bruce Henderson
Boston Consulting Group
Henderson
Japan
U.S
House
Ways and Means
Russia
National Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Savings Gains Drive Housing Mortgage Outlook for 1974
U S savings and loan deposits rose about 1.3 billion in October with indications the trend continued in November. If deposits stay strong early in 1974 home buyers may find easier mortgage access and better terms. The Institute of Real Estate Management reports apartment house net operating income per room rose to 356.75, with varied costs per category and a missing heating and fuel figure.
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U.S. League of Savings Associations
Nation
Savings and Loan Association
The
Institute of Real Estate Management
Institute
Television Productions Feel Pinch From Energy Crisis
Los Angeles AP reports TV production cuts due to fuel limits. Studios cut lighting and location shooting, push faster film development, and rely on stock footage. Burbank and San Francisco shows face fewer exterior shoots as crews conserve energy.
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Los Angeles
Eastman Kodak Co
Robert A. Cinader
Howard Alston
Quinn Martin
San Francisco
Cannon
FBI
Barnaby Jones
Alston
Columbia Pictures
Hollywood
Burbank
Hagel
Messenger
Guards Protest Extra Training In Oklahoma Unit
A group of Army National Guard troops in Pauls Valley plans a protest petition against a proposed 314 day extra training. The plan, endorsed by Adjutant General Maj. Gen. David C. Matthews, would require additional drills early next year and extra driving, critics say disrupting work schedules and unnecessary for peacetime duties.
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State Guard
Department of Defense
Inflation Hikes Highway Bids In Oklahoma
State Highway Director R A Ward says inflation pushed bids for 19 road projects to 16.9 million, 22.5 percent above estimates of 13.8 million. One project funds 17 miles of surfacing to finish Interstate 40 in Beckham County at 6.5 million. The commission also backs a multi state suit against federal impoundment policies and notes federal action may be needed for clearer funding.
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Oklahoma City
R.A. Ward
Ward
State Highway Commission
Beckham
Oklahoma
Commission
C. D. Payne
Lawton
Federal Highway Administration
Missouri
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Amarillo
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Jim Guy
Tucker
Atty
John L. Hill
Texas
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Pennsylvania Station
Midtown Manhattan
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Bae Aa National Bank
Robert Hagel
Herbert S. Schlosser
NBC Television Network
Schlosser
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Qos
Real Estate United CO
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