Power politics swirl as rural co operatives clash with federal policy
A conflict over federal power policy and rate criteria pits the Eisenhower administration against rural electric cooperatives in 25 states and Alaska. Editors warn of higher farmer costs, while critics charge the administration with subsidizing private dam projects to win political advantage.
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Washington
Department of Interior
Fred G. Randahl
North Dakota
Miami
Florida
National Rurall Electric Cooperative Association
Clyde Ellis
Randahl
Ellis
Rural Electric Co-Ops
Alaska
Missouri River
Interior Department
North
Burnet Maybank
South Carolina
Maybank
Congress
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