Gas Stations Shut Nationwide in Protests Over Gas Prices
Thousands of dealers stage coordinated shutdowns to protest price controls. In Northern California 22 of 41 stations stayed open while 19 closed with long lines at open pumps. Bremerton area dealers halted pumping and planned to continue through Wednesday.
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Mike Duffy
Associated Press
California
Cost of Living Council
David Johnson
Washington, D.C
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Game
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
San Francisco
Bremerton
Wash
Court urged to block FPC gas order on prices
Washington AP reports the U S Court of Appeals was asked by Citizen and utility groups to halt and reopen review of an FPC order allowing extended uncontrolled gas sales. They claim the move abandons price regulation, risking higher costs for consumers served by franchised monopolies.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Commission
Lee C. White
Consumer Federation
News
Congress
White House mulls mandatory propane allocation plan
Washington reports indicate the Nixon administration is weighing a government mandated allocation of propane to prevent shortages this winter. Officials say a decision on rationing details is near, with energy adviser John Love meeting governors and industry representatives to assess pros and cons.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
John A. Love
Love
Minerals Found In Utah Surpass Two Hundred
A Utah survey reports more than 200 minerals identified within the state boundaries. Researchers from several agencies cataloged mineral types, noting diverse geology across districts and historic mining sites.
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Utah
Lubbock Women Bankers to Attend National Meet
Five delegates from Lubbock banking firms join the 51st annual National Association of Bank Women convention in Dallas at the Fairmont Hotel. Attendees include June Blanchard Ruth Johnson and Joy Lambert from First National American State and Lubbock National. The event expects 1500 to 2000 women bank executives and features a Boox Allen Hamilton study on 1980 banking outlook.
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National Association of Bank Women
June Blanchard
First National Bank
Lubbock
Ruth Johnson
American State Bank
Joy Lambert
Fairmont Hotel
Dallas
Allen & Hamilton
McAlister and Bailey Booked for School Administrators Convention
Two Lubbock men are selected as program participants for the 1973 Joint Convention of the Texas Association of School Administrators and the Texas Association of School Boards. The event runs September 30 and October 1 in San Antonio. State Rep. R B McAlister will serve as teacher for the group considering public school finance. Carl Bailey principal of Atkins Junior High will serve as chairman for the group addressing The Administrative Team.
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Lubbock
Texas Association of School Administrators
Texas Association of School Boards
San Antonio
R. B. McAlister
Carl Bailey
Atkins Junior High
Election Slated For CAB Tract Community Meeting
Mae Simmons Community Council schedules an organizational meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Mae Simmons Community Center at 26th Street and Quirt Avenue A tract election will follow to elect a resident to the Community Action Board The Board plans a 7 p m Tuesday session in the Senior Citizens Building at 1532 E 19th St The Bay Area Rapid Transit system is the largest locally financed public works project in the United States.
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Mae Simmons Community Council
Mae Simmons
26Th Street
Quirt Avenue
Community Action Board
Senior Citizens
19Th St
Bay Area Rapid Transit
United States
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Nelson's
Pete’ Pate
McAlister
Bailey
CAB
AFC
Berkeley
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Broadway
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