Energy Plan Questions Answers Washington AP Nixon proposals
Questions and answers outline the energy emergency program announced by President Nixon. It covers thermostat reductions, heating cutbacks, and government action to curb energy use. It mentions possible gasoline rationing, speed limit reductions, carpool incentives, daylight saving Time, lighting curbs, and potential higher taxes or surcharges. It notes exceptions for homes, and scenarios for aviation and mass transit, plus a plan to waivers on environmental rules and possible price suspensions during the emergency.
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Texans Mixed On Nixon Energy Proposals
Moderate reactions emerge among Texans to Nixon energy measures including lower highway speeds and potential fuel rationing. A Lubbock official plans Christmas lights on from dusk to midnight to save energy, a Dallas mortgage banker questions feasibility, and transit usage in Dallas declines slightly. City officials in Houston say the crisis will be managed by local authorities.
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