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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1974

Page

4

Sawhill Sees No Gasoline Lines This Summer

Washington based energy chief Joh Sawhill said the nation should not expect gasoline lines this summer though a fuel oil shortage may occur next winter. He cited new allocation and price control powers as reshaping energy policy and warned that the era of cheap energy is over. Sawhill described plans for a June conference with state regulators and utilities to reassess electricity pricing and stressed offshore and Alaska oil development over California.

Washington Joh Sawhill Federal Energy Office Sawhill California Exxon Corporation Nixon Ailantic Coast Gulf of Alaska Atlantic Alaska FEA Elk Hills

Nader accuses fuel firms of suppressing energy ideas

Ralph Nader charged at a Senate hearing that fuel companies and allies in manufacturing suppressed energy saving ideas for decades. He cited enzymatic hydrolysis of cellulose as a potential fuel and food method and warned of corporate actions pushing wasteful consumption toward profit. Shell Oil’s Jerry Berger supported cautious optimism, noting Army labs work but acknowledging slow, uncertain progress.

Washington APT Ralph Nader Senate Jerry G. Berger Shell Oil Co U.S. Army Labor Dlaties Berger

World oil surplus seen after embargo impact

World oil experts say conservation price resistance and higher foreign production create a surplus three months after the Arab embargo. Shell Oil’s Marty Bridges and Gulf Oil expect a four to five million barrel per day surplus by year end as exporters pace production to keep prices high.

New York Marty Bridges Shell Oil Gulf Oil John L. Lichthlau Hetroleum, Industry Research Foundation Inc

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