Britain begins North Sea oil pumping to aim for self sufficiency
Britain has started pumping oil from the North Sea after delays. An American-based consortium opened the Argyll Field off Scotland, delivering 2 000 tons by day’s end, with forecasts of 130 million tons yearly by 1980 and North Sea gasoline planned for sale in two weeks.
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Official requests abolition of 1971 mine safety board
Jubal Hale, executive secretary of the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety Board of Review, asks Congress to abolish his $19,693 yearly post as the board has heard no appeals since 1971 and about $200,000 has been spent on salaries. Hale says he has no work and will seek other government work.
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Charles Percy
R-Ill
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