Energy Frugality Moves Up In 1974 Predictions
UPI reports 1974 will mix higher energy demand with savings measures as Americans slow speed limits, cut car use, and adopt a conservation ethic. API projects refinery capacity up 3.5 percent to 14.35 million bpd by Sept. 30, 1974, while FPC sees natural gas demand at 28.8 Tcf with a 2.9 Tcf shortfall and nuclear adds 13.4 GW.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Petrojetm
Council
William E. Simon
U. S
American Petroleum Institute
API
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Atomic Energy Commission
Four Killed In Mobile Home Christmas Fire
A predawn Christmas fire in Gibsonton Florida killed Leroy Crosby 74 and three children Lorina 3 David 4 Cynthia 6 who slept in the mobile home. Parents Mr and Mrs Crosby and a neighbor were treated for smoke. Fire crews arrived quickly and began removing the debris as investigators pursued the cigarette theory.
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Gibosonia
Fla
UPI
Leroy Crosby
Lorina
David
Cynthia
David Crosby
Larry Fuchs
Polk County Sheriff's Department
Fuchs
Crosby
No Shows Plague Spokane Air Lines
Spokane sales managers for Northwest Hughes Airwest and United report a substantial number of empty seats on departures. Managers believe confusion over reports of cutbacks and shortages may drive the no shows pattern across airlines nationally.
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Spokane
UPS
Northwest
Hughes Airwest
United
Soviet Space Rookies Land In Snow Storm
Two Soviet cosmonauts Pyotr Kilimuk and Valentin Lebedev, both 31, returned from an eight day Soyuz 13 mission amid heavy snow and high winds near Karaganda. General Vladimir Shatalov said the landing was risky but successful with radio contact maintained and precise ground pickup. The mission, the third longest in Soviet space history, served as a warmup for a joint Soviet American flight planned in 1975.
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Moscow
UPS
Earth
Pyotr Kilimuk
Valentin Lebedev
Karaganda
Soviet Central Asia
Tass
Vladimir A. Shatalov
Shatalov
Symms Charges Campaign Funds Affect Hearings
Idaho congressman Steve Symms says labor contributions to 1972 campaigns taint Nixon impeachment hearings. He cites nearly 190000 dollars to House Judiciary members and 30923 dollars to Chairman Rodine, with 21 members averaging about 10000 dollars. Symms warns of a stacked deck in American justice.
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Washington, D.C
Idaho
Steve Symms
Nixon
House
Judiciary Committee
Symms
George Meany
Richard Nixon
Americans ‘For Constitutional Action
Peter W. Rodine
New Jersey
America
Symims
Ski Slope Is Crisis Victim at Michigan State
Michigan State University's planned ski slope made from trash is cancelled due to the energy crisis and inflation. Waste Authority director Mark Rosenhaft says paper costs surged from six to thirty eight dollars per ton, making the project infeasible. The university shifts to recycling, processing about 30 tons of paper weekly.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan State University
Mark Rosenhaft
Michigan State
Rosenhaft
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