Tight Gas Supply And Price Controls Spark Public Outcry
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly gas stock drop from 201.8 to 199.8 million barrels, driving concerns of tight supplies. Critics accuse the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act of 1973 of pressuring producers with low prices and call for enforcement rather than penalties, arguing it harms the economy and transportation.
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Federal Energy Administration
Many Sovereign States argues for state power and private public ventures
AP analysis notes Dan Lufkin argues the Articles of Confederation limit federal power and that returning authority to states would reduce bureaucratic blunders. He advocates private industry partnering with government for public good, drawing on his career in asset management and as Connecticut environmental commissioner.
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Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette
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Connecticut s Solid Waste Authority plan profile
An extended column notes the 1975 Connecticut Solid Waste Authority concept, its origins in Lufkin's advocacy, and the push toward privatized local control. It argues government waste, private enterprise lowering costs, and warns against remote bureaucratic monopoly if operations stay centralized.
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Golden Age of Bicycles Spurs Nostalgia and Fun
Miami writer argues the real Golden Age of bikes was in the 1930s and 40s when kids rode heavy balloon tire bikes and played polo on streets. He recalls Elgin and Iver Johnson bikes, DIY fixes, and homemade gear fights, noting modern 10 speeds lack the charm and adventure.
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Viewpoint: House Democrats Divided Over Debt Ceiling Vote
The House voted against a further debt ceiling increase requested by President Ford, shocking Speaker Carl Albert and exposing intraparty divisions. Critics warn of legal and fiscal uncertainty as others suggest leveraging the vote to advance separate legislation.
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