Gas Ration Plan Thrown For Loss
The Senate Energy Committee rejected President Carter's standby gasoline rationing plan by a 12-4 vote, with a 15-3 motion to let the full Senate decide. Chairman Henry M. Jackson pledged to push for approval while criticizing the administration's changes as failing to gain broad support.
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Washington
Carter
Senate Energy Committee
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
White House
Congress
City rejects Skyhook demand on sewer easement costs
Ottawa commissioners reject Skyhook Corporation's plea to have the city cover all future sewer line repair costs beneath the Skyhook plant at 17th and Main. The panel will study restricting the easement to its present use while weighing feasibility and minimizing plant damage.
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Harris Rays
Ottawa
Skyhook Corporation
Acity
Skyhook
17Th and
Main
Sader
Mandel
Paul Gaynor
Gaynor
Industrial Site Study Gets Funds
The Federal Ozark Regional Commission approves a matching grant up to 22000 for Ottawa Municipal Airport industrial park feasibility and planning. City Manager Robert Mills says final federal approval is likely. an ad hoc committee will select an engineering firm and monitor progress with Ottawa Industrial Development Inc. as partner.
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Federal
Ozark Regional Commission
Ottawa
Robert Mills
Kansas
John Carlin
Mills
Washington
Ottawa Industrial Development Inc
OID
Contrasting Views on Gasoline Shortage Ahead
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams warns long California gas lines signal a national squeeze this summer while industry officials say California is anomalous. Edward Murphy of the American Petroleum Institute notes that many drivers rushing to fill up could worsen shortages, though overall supplies remain tight but not statewide.
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New York
Brock Adams
Adams
California
Edward Murphy
American Petroleum Institute
Panic buying hits California amid fuel shortages
Murphy warns the trend is causing problems in California while other states face milder issues. Adams says shortages will vary nationwide and may worsen or stabilize. industry spokesmen acknowledge tight gas supplies. Iran’s reduced crude output and others' production cuts keep world supply tight and prices high. Separately, U S and Soviet Union reach agreement on key arms treaty provisions and plan a summit to sign the agreement with Brezhnev.
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Murphy
California
Adams
Washington
Society of American Business and Economic Writers
Carl Meyerdick
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Amoco
Iran
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Carter
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Co op Budget Reflects Enrollment Projections
East Central Vocational Cooperative Director Ben Moor proposed a 1979 80 budget of 203 845 an 8 percent rise over the current year and projected 130 students starting in August up from 102. The per student cost would drop about 110 to 1 480.
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Jay Bemis
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Ben Moor
Moor
Ottawa
U.S.C
West Franklin
Baldwin
Central Heights
Garnett
Jim Allen
Gale Lantis
Jack Bushman
Dan Martz
Jim Roush
Vic White
Jim Meeks
Brad Howard
Maple
Cincinnati
Emporia
East Central Cooperative
Blumenthal predicts inflation at least eight percent in 1980
Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal told a Senate subcommittee that inflation will run at least 8 percent this year, higher than Carter administration targets. He warned the 7.4 percent forecast is no longer plausible, but expected a trend toward relief by fall with months of little improvement ahead.
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Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Carter
Blumenthal
Senate Appropriations
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Franklin County Senior Center
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Royals
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Cooperative
Doris Pratt
Baldwin School Board
Leo Wiederholt Jr