Gas policy debate clouds Texas gas future
San Antonio energy figures oppose Carter energy plan to centralize gas markets and cap prices. Texas officials warn intrastate gas would flee, while lawmakers debate conservation versus domestic production and potential state impacts on CPS and LeVacq amid rising BTU linked costs.
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San Antonio Council Eyes Steps Toward Energy Conservation
Coln Iman Henry Cisneros urged San Antonio to revise housing codes to offer incentives for energy efficient new construction and to pursue federal grants for conservation minded programs. He also called for weatherization funds and better insulation to capture federal money, and noted Carter's push to end peak hour electric rates to curb waste.
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Mileage Not Peanuts Mileage Not Peanuts
In Georgia, Carter's home state, drivers travel more miles per vehicle than anywhere else at 12.24 miles per year, according to the National Safety Council. With Billy Carter moving from Plains to seek privacy and commuting to the peanut business, the figure could rise this year.
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