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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1973

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2

Truckers End Blockade On Pennsylvania Turnpike After Talks

Trucker blockade on the Pennsylvania Turnpike ends as drivers disperse following talks with federal officials in Washington. Seven drivers were arrested earlier for obstructing traffic near Stop 64, while others planned to stay until written guarantees on fuel, price, speed limits and rates were provided.

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Trucker Foes Cite Demands After Ohio Turnpike Blockade

Truckers who ended a 36 hour blockade of the Ohio Turnpike say they seek a nationwide diesel price cap a 65 mph speed limit on federal highways and an 80 000 pound gross weight limit plus higher freight rates and fuel tax use for safety. They fault highway patrols and carriers while urging federal review of allocation policies. Several drivers describe costs of licenses taxes and frequent fuel stops as proof of being treated as second class citizens.

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I-70 Lights At Hagerstown May Be Dimmed

Maryland may dim or switch off some interstate lighting to conserve energy. State official Thomas Hicks says a special committee recommends a 10 to 30 percent reduction at interchanges. The plan, awaiting Gov. Mandel's review, aims to save power without risking highway grants.

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Plumber Reginald Anderson Seeks Letters From Applicants

Seattle AP notes Reginald Anderson, the plumber known for a taped message on his business line, offers to fix pipes only for applicants who submit a written request. Letters must be brief and neatly sent withrush marked on the envelope if it is urgent.

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Shapp Probes Trucker Gouging in Diesel Fuel Sales

Governor Milton Shapp says Pennsylvania will investigate diesel price gouging reported by truckers along Interstate 80. He asks the Cost of Living Council in Washington to review the conduct and directs the Turnpike Commission to study rationing on the toll road.

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Energy growth to be slowed halving national use

Washington AP S of the Presidents Council on Environmental Quality says national energy use growth could be cut by more than half. Russell W. Peterson urges per capita energy rise to about 1.2 percent annually and a broad blueprint addressing population, resources, and urbanization.

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Former Top Black Nixon Aide Secures SBA Approval

The Smallaerss Adumebtration certifies the firm can meet requirements for SBA aid. A former top Black White House aide argues the project aims to help minorities enter the marketplace, though some doubts exist about contract awards and competitive fairness.

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Trailways Bus Strike Looms Over Wages And Fringe Benefits

North Carolina's Carolina Trailways faces a potential nationwide strike starting midnight Sunday as Local 1237 of the Amalgamated Transit Union pushes for cost of living protections and higher wages. Drivers seek steps from $17. for entry to $28 monthly, with the company offering $18.40 to $19.30 increases. Company president HL Creech says final offer is set and awaits action by the Federal Mediation Service.

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