Woes and energy woes push costs and policy actions
Headlines from the period show energy shortages driving road and sugar concerns. A House Commerce Committee approved mandatory fuel allocations within 25 days, while New England regional authorities earmarked 385000 for energy studies. Governors in the South threaten to withhold fuel over environmental limits. The era also notes a dramatic medical and legal update, and local and regional planning actions amid fuel and asphalt delays.
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Chilean Junta Frees Eight Americans
In Santiago the military regime released eight American captives after two weeks of detention amid mass arrests of suspected backers of the ousted Marxist government. The U S Embassy confirmed their safe condition and anticipated their departure from Chile. Names included priests and a professor among others freed from the National Soccer Stadium.
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