Decontrol Bill Sparks Senate, House Price Debate
The Senate Commerce Committee backs a decontrol bill on natural gas, while Rep. Krueger criticizes it as political, arguing it shifts pricing power from the Federal Power Commission to Congress and delays domestic gas incentives. The measure would lift offshore gas price limits since 1974 to 1.59 per 1000 cu ft, and onshore to 1.60 with a seven year wait, leaving intrastate gas deregulated. A prior Senate version faced House defeat last year.
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Ed Kuykendall San Antonio mayor 1955 61 remembered
Funeral services for Ed Kuykendall 81 former San Antonio mayor 1955 to 1961 were held Tuesday with many who supported his steady leadership in turbulent city years. A West Virginia native who moved from Dallas in 1931 he founded Merchants Delivery Service and helped foster a business like city government through ribbon cuttings and community service. Kuykendall served as a ruling elder at Grace Presbyterian Church and held civic roles while endorsing John Kennedy in 1960.
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Trials of Christianity in Buckley essay sparks debate
William F Buckley Jr launches a biannual essay on Catholic Church vicissitudes in MAGAZINE with an epigraph from a St Thomas Aquinas Ames Iowa parishioner. The piece ponders Catholicism’s fading distinctiveness, Protestantization, and what Christian policy might be in nuclear crisis, through Carter era questions and papal views.
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Sun Belt Drives Population Shift Cooling Northern Rise
Jeffrey Hart notes in Business Week that since 1970 population in the South and Southwest grew six times faster than the Great Lakes region and 19 times faster than the Mideast and New England. Migration patterns shifted as lower and middle income whites moved south while Black emigration leveled, fueling a momentum of Southern growth and capital from North to South.
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