Energy crunch widens as gas cuts hit East Tennessee industries
Last winter gas lines eased but now natural gas supplies shrink nationwide. East Tennessee and Virginia see 40 percent cuts with potential 60 percent reductions feared for Alcoa operations. New Jersey bans new gas sales after March 1 1975 and orders refusals to honor fuel-switch commitments.
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New York
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Thomas R. Bell
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Alcoa
New Jersey Public Utilities Commission
Boston school panel rejects court-ordered bus plan
The Boston School Committee voted 3-2 to reject a federally court ordered busing plan to integrate all 200 city schools by next September. U.S. District Court Judge Garrity had demanded the plan by Monday and warned of contempt if not presented.
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Sioux Claim Half of South Dakota in 1868 Treaty Case
The Sioux nation argues in a U.S. District Court hearing that the 1868 treaty grants them roughly half of South Dakota. AIM lawyers say federal action at Wounded Knee and Pine Ridge is invalid and property could be condemned or taxed to the Sioux. Judge Urbom will decide on treaty relevance in the case stemming from the Wounded Knee occupation.
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Picketing by 4500 construction workers idles thousands of miners
About 4,500 construction workers began wider picketing across five states, idling nearly 50,000 coal miners who did not cross lines. Government mediator W J Usery Jr. scheduled a bargaining session in Washington to end the dispute and restore soft coal output. Talks had broken off Friday.
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General Telephone seeks another rate increase in California
General Telephone Co of California asks the California PUC for a further 46 million dollar annual rate hike, arguing the 22.4 million approved November 27 was insufficient and would raise the average residential bill by about five cents.
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General Telephone Co
California
State Public Utilities Commission
General Telephone
Richard L. Ohlson
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