Gas rationing debate echoes beyond Los Angeles
The piece warns that federal environmental chief William Ruckelshaus seeks a hydrocarbon limit to curb smog, implying possible gas rationing for Los Angeles and broader national air pollution challenges. It critiques Congress, the Nixon administration, and the automotive and oil industries while praising California and noting potential East Coast impacts.
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Protestants seek to heal divisions
The story surveys American Protestant fragmentation and merger efforts. It notes the National Council of Churches spans many bodies, while eight denominations total under 72 million Protestants, and highlights mergers forming major churches such as United Methodist and United Presbyterian bodies. It details Lutherans narrowing to three major groups and six minor ones, plus ongoing talks among Presbyterians and other roots.
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