Tax Tax Tax Fuel Crisis Fueling Iowa Politics
A reader-letter rant denounces federal energy policy as tyranny and promotes a national awakening to debunk what the author calls the fuel shortage fraud. The piece cites U S Geological Survey figures of 500 years petroleum and 300 years natural gas, and lists Iowa political calendars, finance disclosure law, constitutional amendments, and upcoming 1974 election dates. It names dozens of signatories from Glenwood Malvern Hastings Pacific Junction and nearby towns.
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U. S. Geological Survey
America
OSHA
EPA
R.S
C.E
Robert H. Buffington
U. S. Senate
Iowa
State
Senate
65Th General Assembly of
Folding Money Re turns Ad Offer in The FULL Information Medium
An advertisement fragment invites readers to place ads by phone at 527-4848 in a publication called The FULL Information Medium. The terse line hints at promotional space sales and a contact number.
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Omaha
NEW Statesman's Club
Commercial Federal Savings and Loan Association
AMD Dodge
AGCS Officials Announce Emergency Fuel Revisions
Area farmers may request additional diesel by applying to distributors under the ASCS revision effective for 60 days. The Office of Petroleum Allocation says the change prioritizes farmers, mass transit, and fuel producers. Local officials note Mills County supplies could be tight and urge energy conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASCS
Office of Petroleum Allocation
OPA
Department of the Interior
Nicholas H. Smith
US Department of Agriculture
USDA
Mills County
Silver City Man Arrested For OMVUI
Earl Walter Bendit of Silver City was arrested by State Highway Patrol Trooper Harry R. Gregg Sunday evening and charged with OMVUI. Two accidents were listed on the Glenwood Police dock, both in parking lots. Randy Rainey of 201 N Hazel and Kenneth Barber of 202 N Grove, both Glenwood, were in a two car crash in Stanley Bowl parking lot Friday night with about 300 dollars damage. Darrell Campbell of Malvern and Richard Rupe of Pacific Junction were the drivers in a car pickup collision Sunday in the Lakeview parking lot with 250 dollars damage to Rupe’s pickup and only minor damage to Campbell’s car. A car truck crash two miles south of Pacific Junction caused about 100 dollars damage to a car driven by Michael Rizzo of Omaha. Maurice Johnson of 505 Townsend, Glenwood, drove the state highway commission truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Walter Bendit
Silver City
State Highway Patrol
Harry R. Gregg
Glenwood
Randy Rainey
N. Hazel
Kenneth Barber
N. Grove
Stanley Bowl
Darrell Campbell
Malvern
Richard Rupe
Pacific Junction
Lakeview
Rupe
Campbell
Michael Rizzo
Omaha
Maurice Johnson
Townsend
State Highway Commission
Iowa Power Seeks Rate Increases Across Utilities
Iowa Power and Light asked the Iowa State Commerce Commission for an upward adjustment in electric and gas rates, filed October 6 1972. The firm will begin collecting the remaining increase on January 1 1974, about 2078000 dollars annually, roughly 75 cents more monthly for typical electric customers and 18 cents more monthly for gas heating customers. Hearings proceed in two phases with final decisions anticipated by mid 1974 and any disallowed amount refunded with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Power and Light Company
Iowa State Commerce Commission
I.S.C.C
Iowa Power
Mark W. Putney
Putney
Commission
Congress
William Scherile
Henderson Republican
Internal Revenue Service
Iowa
Scherle
IRS
Scherte
Tom Harkin
Ames
Iowa Consumer League
Tele Editor's View Sacrifice a Little Fun Now
The energy crisis makes the word sacrifice meaningful beyond theory. We seek instant benefits in work and shopping while government finances are stretched. Urge leaders to set priorities for tax dollars and cut projects that private initiatives can replace.
A Second-Level Energy Crisis Timeline Unfolds
The piece explains how a gasoline and heating fuel shortage risks widespread job losses across petrochemicals, plastics, and related industries. Arthur D. Little projects 15 percent petrochemical cutbacks could cost up to 1.6 million jobs and over $65 billion in value, with plastics alone facing 16 percent cutbacks threatening 560,000 jobs and $23 billion in output.
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Arthur D. Little
ISU Talent Days Announced By Music Department
Iowa State University Music Department announces its annual Talent Evaluation Days set for Saturday January 26 and Sunday January 27 1974. High school aged musicians from grade nine through twelve or older are invited to participate.
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Secretary of State
ISU
Joffrey Ballet
C. Y. Stephens
New Fisher Theater
Music Department
Iowa State University
Ith
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Emerson
Don Trimmer
Ned Turner
Henderson
Carolin Vanderpool
Ed Walker
Conservation Commission
Iowa Highway Commissions
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AGCS
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Earth
National Geographic Society
TELE
Farenheit
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Rick Barnes
Dave Snow
Stephen Carlson
Corwan Akers
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First Etreet
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Glenwood Gpimoy- Tribune
Mulls County
Sliver City
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REX Theatre
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