Nixon advisers back 50 mph limit break for trucks and buses
Washington energy aides approved a plan to exempt long distance trucks and buses from a 50 mph national speed limit. The package, cleared by the White House emergency group, awaits final presidential action before Thanksgiving. The rollout also proposes closing gas pumps at 1000 stations from Friday night to Sunday midnight to curb gasoline use.
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Hearing Stated On Officers Accused Of Prisoner Mistreatment
The Fire and Police Commission set a December hearing date for officers John Trawick and Richard Cusson accused of mistreatment of prisoners and suspended by Police Chief E. E. Powers. The panel refused to reconsider Patrolman Fischer’s 60 day suspension while his attorney argued the verdict relied on improper evidence. Governor Briscoe to outline statewide energy conservation plan in a November televised appeal.
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Austin
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Energy crisis debate urges Americans to curb waste
Dr. David Davidson of Southwest Research Institute urged 75 attendees to live within an energy budget and cut waste as the nation faces a looming crisis. He blamed federal inaction and called for rational energy use while noting limits of coal, nuclear, solar, and geothermal options. James Phelps warned of a coming pinch by 1980 and Middle East supply shifts, as Gerald Dubinski cited industry shortages beyond fuel and criticized Phase IV.
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Southwest Research Institute
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Tesora Petroleum Corporation
United States
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America
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Standard Electric Company
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Texas Man Sentenced for Aiding Illegal Immigration
Thomas Enon Langford, 41, Carthage Texas, pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting illegal transportation of aliens from Mexico. Judge Suttle sentenced Langford after immigration officers arrested him following allegations he transported aliens from Asherton to the United States. The case was prosecuted by DAW Suttle. Also noted, a question about the deepest mine mentions the Kolar Gold Mine in India at 14,300 feet deep.
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Military Bases to Receive Construction Funds
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen said the Senate approved the military construction appropriation bill for fiscal 1874, authorizing a total of $77,792,000 for projects. In Texas, Sam Houston, San Antonio, Kelly Field, Lackland, and Robins (Raudelpt) will share funds totaling $25,811,000 for base construction pending House conference action.
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