Younger urges gas-saving cars and higher taxes in California
California Attorney General Evelle Younger calls for outlawing or taxing gas-guzzling autos and implementing minimum mileage standards. He cites CalTech and EPA data on mileage, urges offshore drilling where safe, and backs a broad energy program including fuel cells, solar, geothermal, fusion, and nuclear energy with safe waste disposal.
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Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Runway lights kept on to save energy says aviation chief
California airports should not turn off runway lights when idle to save energy says William Shea of the Division of Aeronautics after a board meeting. He notes private pilots could handle 25 percent fuel cuts, and safety lights remain essential for pilots in trouble. Board chair Robert Arnold says lights are visible but not a major energy user. safety remains paramount while conserving energy. Shea reports no official federal word yet on general aviation fuel cuts.
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State Division of Aeronautics
William Shea
Shea
California Aeronutics Board
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