Law to end 1970s Fuel Use Act provisions on gaslights
Congress moves to scrap most remaining Fuel Use Act rules from 1978. The House approved a package to allow installation of natural gas powered lights and remove the coal or alternative energy mandate for large plants. It would also end incremental pricing that let industrial users pay more than residential customers for gas.
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Boston police fight civilian traffic controllers dispute
The 1100 member Boston police union says only officers may direct traffic and warns civilians trained as traffic controllers could be arrested. Sixteen trainees began a six week program to grow a squad of 50. Officials expect special powers and savings of at least $1 million annually, with civilians paid $16,600 yearly.
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