Gas decontrol debate pits Hollings and Dingell
Senator Ernest Hollings backs a five year windfall profits tax on natural gas in exchange for immediate decontrol, while opposing decontrol he warns the tax would raise 40 billion dollars. Representative John Dingell predicts decontrol in 1981 or 1982 is wrong and vows to resist. Dallas Morning News notes high oil stock ownership among 85 million Americans and growing federal offshore royalties in Texas reach 281.2 million in 1980 with big increases in prior years. A national rig count stands at 4 224 as of September 14. A Poland joke about tea contrasts politics and apathy with cocoa.
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Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
Hollings
U. S
Treasury
Congress
John Dingell
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Texas
Allowable continues at full tilt for Texas oil and gas
The Railroad Commission kept October oil production at 100 percent of market demand for the 56th straight month, with nominations totaling 2,511,226 barrels per day, down 3,493 from September 1981. Gas nominations for October reached 23,392,989 Mcf/d, below September.
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Texas
Commission
RRC
Texas Oil
Breakfast and lunch menu items with a historical quip
A dated menu listing daily breakfast and lunch items for late September and early October 1980 includes juices breads pastries eggs meats and sides. A separate kitchen quip quotes a villager and collector about a historic ax once linked to George Washington. The text ends with 1980 gas production and a large Mcf per day figure.
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George Washington
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