Simon Seeks Less Lighting In Buildings
Washington AP Simon Eases lighting rules aims to cut waste. Energy czar William E Simon vows mandatory reduced lighting in commercial and industrial buildings pending congressional authority.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
1
Washington AP Simon Eases lighting rules aims to cut waste. Energy czar William E Simon vows mandatory reduced lighting in commercial and industrial buildings pending congressional authority.
Thousands of stations nationwide plan three day shutdowns for Christmas and New Year. Industry groups say about half of stations will close from the Saturday before each holiday through the following Wednesday as part of energy shortage measures.
ISU plans ample parking for the sold out ISU Purdue basketball game at the Hulman Civic Center with about 10 000 in attendance. Center director C Kim Tidd urges fans to leave early and study the map showing lots street spaces and near by private parking while campus police will not ticket on staff lots. Gates open at 6 15 p m for ticket holders and students with ID.
The National Weather Service reports river stage 5.8 ft and 0.23 inch precipitation. Snow flurries end tonight with gradual clearing, then sunny and colder Friday with highs near 30s and 70 percent precipitation tonight. Illinois sees diminishing winds, colder tonight, then cloudy and snowy chances by night. Outlook Saturday to Monday shows more clouds and occasional snow or rain with highs in 40s. Sunrise 8 01 a.m., sunset 5 26 p.m. Temperatur e sheet shows 6 a.m. 47 and 2 p.m. 36.
Secretary of State Kissinger, on a tour to Algeria, says the main issue is prisoners of war as peace talks for the Geneva conference proceed. He expects the December 18 start with UN invitations, while Syria refuses prisoner swaps until Israeli troops pull back to October war lines. Boumedienne welcomed him as he pushes for an end to the Arab oil war.
Lt. Gov. Robert D. Orr criticizes misleading statements about energy, notes exports rose 284 percent 1972 to 1973 yet equal to a tenth of one day’s use, and warns the crisis could trigger job layoffs in Indiana if expectations are unreliable. He spoke before Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce leaders on the ISU campus.
In Washington, a panel of technical experts will brief Judge John Sirica on the 18 minute gap in a Watergate tape. White House and prosecutors attend as the panel may seek more time to test the recording amid tampering questions.
Cash donations to the Tribune Star Basket Fund aid Christmas baskets for Vigo County families. Donations accepted at the Tribune Star office and Salvaton Army location. applications for baskets due by Friday Dec 14 in person.
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