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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1973

Page

14

Edison urged for voluntary power cuts in Los Angeles

Edison officials and city leaders urged rapid energy conservation measures in Los Angeles. Mayor Ton Bradley pressed the City Council to approve a five phase plan to curb electricity use, with potential night lighting and street illumination reductions. Southern California Edison urged customers to cut usage by up to 10 percent and United California Bank cut outdoor sign lighting at 254 branches to save about three million kilowatt hours.

Ton Bradley Los Angeles Southern California Edison Co Ple United California Bank Bradley Council John S. Gibson Jr Department of Water and Power House of Electricity Water and Power Commission Gibson Naw Ecouncil Couucil Pat Russell Gilbert Lindsay Jack K. Hatton Southern California Edison State Publities Commission Horton Edison Rosemead United California UCB Norman Barker Jr Barker

Navy tests coal to fuel oil for ships and jets

The Navy reports a destroyer ran on coal derived fuel oil, produced from cross coal, with 48 gallons obtained at parity cost to petroleum oil. Officials say the program aims to create jet fuel from coal, with long term supply from coal reserves. development will be gradual.

San Diego Tf Navy Naval Reserve Johnston Philadelphia San Diego Evening Tribune Petrolem U.S

Christmas mail disruption feared due to energy crisis

Postmaster General Filmer T Klassen warned Congress that Christmas mail could be seriously disrupted by fuel shortages and airline cutbacks. Airlines have eliminated hundreds of flights and fuel costs threaten higher postage. He urged extra flights during the holiday rush. Sacramento DOT invited California businesses to help design a highway advertising system with information kiosks at rest stops.

Washington UPD Filmer T. Klassen Congress Postal Service Klassen Kassel Senate Post Office Committee Joseph Jones Sacramento UPS State Department of Transportation California Lin Patton

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