Indiana Energy Committee Debates 20 Bills in Session
Indiana Special House Committee on Energy Resources held a daylong session with no action on 20 bills. Proposals ranged from lower speed limits and higher taxes on large engines to stricter lighting and fuel-use rules, with debate on incentives for smaller cars and gradual energy planning.
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Indianapolis
UPI
House Committee On Energy Resources
Samuel L. Reed
R-Muncie
James R. Harris
R-Newburg
Bowen
Harris
Jack K. Duniton
Fort Wayne
Purdue University
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Conrad Seeks State Police Help Over Master Plan
Indiana Secretary of State Lawrence Conrad asks the State Police Board for technical aid to probe who wrote and distributed a 193 page plan. Board hints at limits while Governor Bowen aide questions granting wide access. Conrad calls the document untrue except for parts widely known.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Larry Conrad
Conrad
Indiana State Police Board
William C. Lloyd
Bowen
Danville Chief Named Head of Illinois Conservation Officers
Danville police chief William O Brey is appointed head of the Illinois Conservation Department law enforcement division. He will join the merit board supervise 135 officers and earn 21500 a year. New hires face tests and six week training with a 33 age cap and state wide service required.
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Springfield
Ini
Danville
William O. Brey
Illinois Conservation Department
Brey
Anthony T. Dean
Dean
Illinois
U S Farmer Can Produce Enough Food
At the Indiana Farm Bureau convention Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz warned that U S farms can exceed nation’s needs but fear of price controls could spark shortages. He urged keeping exports strong and warned against price ceilings arguing a loss of exports would slash production and farm jobs.
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Indianapolis
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Indiana Farm Bureau
Buzz
Purdue University Agriculture
Butz
U.S
America
Earl Butz
United Farm Workers
Big Business
Illinois road fatalities climb in 1973 November totals
The Illinois Transportation Department reports 173 deaths on state roads in November bringing the year to 2,166. The month dropped 4 percent from November 1972, with officials unable to attribute the decline to a single factor.
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Illinois
Springfield
Illinois Transportation Department
Department
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