Antitrust Lawyers Seek Energy Data
FTC antitrust lawyers say federal data on energy control is unreliable in a 768 page study on coal oil natural gas and uranium on public lands The report notes it is impossible to determine who owns what The FTC pursues a long standing antitrust case against the eight largest oil companies amid senate votes against prohibitions on cross ownership and other energy ventures Oil firms hold about 35 percent of coal and 50 percent of uranium reserves Judge Berman urges reassessment of the case amid industry leakage of his recommendations
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
Bureau of Competition
Senate
Asst
Thomas E. Kauper
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Alvin L. Berman
Berman
Exxon
Gulf
Shell
Texaco
Mobil
Atlantic Richfield
Standard Oil
California
Standard Oil of
Indiana
House veto blocks FEC reporting rule for candidates
The House rejected a Federal Election Commission rule requiring all federal candidates to file initial finance reports with the FEC by a 257 to 148 vote. Critics argued the measure overstepped congressional authority, preferring originals kept by congressional officers. FEC chairman Curtis defended the rule, while noting it aims to centralize public finance records. In Missouri, Gov. Bond announced two appointments to the Air Conservation Commission to replace terms expiring, James J. Robinett Jr. and Joe Pepper named to vacancies.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Election Commission
FEC
House
House of Congress
Senate
Commission
The
Election Commission
Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
State Air Conservation Commission
Springfield
James J. Robinett Jr
John A. Howell
Joe Pepper
Weston
Historic Elfreth's Alley residents endure Bicentennial crowds
Philadelphia residents on Elfreth's Alley complain about intrusive visitors as up to 10 million tourists are expected in the city for the Bicentennial. Neighbors report crowds peering through windows and tapping residents, with calls for crowd control to protect private homes dating back to the 1700s.
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Philadelphia
John Williams
Williams
Elfreth’s Alley
Betsy Ross
Independence Hall
Rigen
Socialist candidate seeks police protection after bullet riddled effigy
Socialist Workers Party Missouri gubernatorial candidate Helen Savio asked police for protection after finding a life sized cardboard effigy on her St. Louis doorstep with over 100 bullet holes and the words Goodbye Helen. She blamed right wing activists, noting the device followed earlier incidents.
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ST. Louis
Socialist Workers Party
Missouri
Helen Savio
Helen
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Masterpiece Studios
K&m Printing Company
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Siler City
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