Sierra Club backs Shell strike for safe conditions
The Siete Club executive committee endorsed striking Shell Oil Co. workers to show the conservation group’s concern for people and wildlife. The five member panel adopted a resolution supporting the Lonivil chemical and atom workers’ strike amid health and safety concerns, pledging to back efforts for environmentally safe working conditions.
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Controversy Over Sierra Club Policy Sparks Tension
A distorted local report shows officals arguing the Sierra Club should limit its stance on labor and government concerns. Spokesman Dwitht Steele of the 24,000 member San Francisco Bay chapter says the club must prove its responsibility to unionists and the public while considering environmental duties.
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Energy crisis debate highlights oil dependence
In a congressional energy message President Nixon warned the nation faces a crisis unless oil supplies rise. The report breaks down fuel sources, notes oil’s dominance, and cites six decades of air pollution from motor fuels, with coal and other fuels discussed as alternatives.
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