Dim Halls And Cool Rooms Energy Conscious Firms Adapt
Companies that shut lights and lowered thermostats during the oil embargo have kept energy saving habits. Northeast and Midwest offices report up to 20 percent total savings, some lighting cuts in half. DuPont reports a surge in energy consultancy, while Metropolitan Life and First Chicago note major reductions in electrical and steam use.
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Midwest
DuPont Co
Energy Consulting
George Tunis
DuPont
Applied Technology
Donald Odell
Metropolitan’ Life Insurance Co
Metropolitan
Odell
Frank Ward
First Chicago Corp
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Washington
United States Posts First-Ever Basic Balance Surplus
The Commerce Department reports a 1973 basic balance surplus of 1.2 billion dollars, up from a 9.8 billion deficit in 1972. The gain stems largely from services trade, with a 6.9 million surplus, aided by dollar devaluations in 1971 and 1973 boosting U.S. exports and raising import costs.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Commerce Department
Calley bail reconsideration faces request to revoke
In Columbus Georgia Lt William L Calleys lawyer asks federal judge to deny the U S attorneys motion to revoke bonds and send him back to military custody Judge J Robert Elliott took the matter under advisement with no ruling time indicated Calley was freed on a 1000 bond after conviction for murder in the My Lai massacre on February 27 Asst US Atty Charles T Erion argued the bond should be revoked citing slim appeal chances and conviction for a major military justice crime.
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Columbus, Ga
William L. Calley
U.S
Calley
Elliott
My Lai
Asst
Charles T. Erion
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