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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1975
Page
4
In Missouri the regional planning commissions face ongoing debate over authority, funding, and function. Eddie Barnett says controversy is fading as more residents seek facts, while commissions stress technical aid and local autonomy rather than zoning powers.
Washington reports that U S oil and gas use outpaces new reserves. API says 3 billion barrels produced last year with 2 billion added to reserves, leaving about 34.25 billion barrels in ground at end of 1974. Gas reserves fell 5 percent in 1974 to 237.1 trillion cu ft. George H. Lawrence notes ongoing shale and regulatory inquiries while urging annual reserve additions to match consumption.
In St Petersburg Florida Peter Puma raced to save Jackie Nolan Bradford after he fell into a five foot canal while playing with other children. His five year old son Christopher jumped in to save Jackie and drowned. Jackie was rescued and in good condition. Fire department rescue workers tried to revive Christopher with CPR but 'nothing could revive him'.
Washington AP The Federal Energy Administration reports initial refunds totaling 492,916 from fuel oil suppliers overcharges to electric utilities as part of a broader probe. Additional refunds discussed include 710,000 to Georgia Power and about 11,000 in another case. Investigators tally potential violations at 19.7 million across 200 suppliers serving 72 utilities. Grand juries in Florida examine prices for Jacksonville Electric Authority. Mamie Eisenhower improves from an intestinal ailment at Ft Gordon hospital.
Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis continues his daily trolley commute to the State House, sharing morning duties with his children and blending with riders as he travels alone without police protection. He notes skepticism from peers about his lifestyle but says he learns from constituents and remains accessible during the ride.
In Chicago the federal appeals court ordered construction halted and excavation filled at the 350 acre Porter County site owned by Northern Indiana Public Service, ruling the AEC may not grant a permit if it threatens health safety or defense. The decision marks a first for a federal court stopping a nuclear plant project amid environmental opposition linked to nearby Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Melvin R. Laird arrived in Johannesburg on a private visit hosted by Reader's Digest South Africa chief, meeting businessmen and golfing with officials.
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