Energy Roundup Signals Venezuelan Push in Oil War
The report notes Venezuela under Carlos Andres Perez as a new force in oil power and Iran selling 80 million barrels at high prices. It cites U S plans to cut gasoline production by 25 percent and forecasts higher unemployment and living costs.
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Associated Press
Venezuela
United States
New York
Carlos Andres Perez
New England Power Pool
New England
Nixon
Air Transport Association
Phillips Petroleum Co
Claude S. Brinegar
Brinegar
Senate Public Works
Iranian National Oil Company
Perez
Herbert Stein
Congressional Committee
Energy Crisis Triggers Terry Layoffs in Winchester
Terry Industries cuts 74 production jobs due to energy shortages and fading demand for travel trailers. Production manager Allen Rusk cites fuel scarcity affecting customers ability to pull trailers and notes continued reductions amid a cautious plan to keep the business running.
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Terry Industries
Winchester
Allen Rusk
Rusk
25 Percent Gasoline Production Cut Proposed by Nixon Admin
The Nixon administration proposes a 25 percent reduction in gasoline production with priority delivery to emergency services, fuel production, public transportation, and agriculture. The plan outlines allocation rules affecting wholesalers and retail supply, with specific cuts and exemptions, and requires public commentary by December 20.
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Washington
Simon
Truck Drivers See Limited Support for Proposed Work Stoppages
Independent truckers blocked diesel pumps at two Georgia truck stops on I 75 near Cordele with several hundred truckers parked until Saturday. Some groups planned to shut down and clear highways by 11 59 p m tonight but others abandoned plans after a Brinegar statement promise.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Senate
Interstate 75
Cordele
Frank Troy
Somerset
Troy Houser
Oakland
Iowa
Cleveland
Ohio
Toledo
Cincinnati
Transportation
Claude Brinegar
Houser
Brinegar
New Orleans
Water Plan debated at Lord Fairfax Planning District meeting
A resolution to adopt the Metropolitan Regional Water Quality Management Plan will be reviewed by the Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission. Local jurisdictions offered support and opposition at a Nov 19 public hearing at Lord Fairfax Community College.
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Front Royal
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
Lord Fairfax Community College
Frederick County
Ronald Berg
Frederick Board of Supervisors
Thomas H. Gibson
Planning District Commission
State Water Control Board
Planning Commission
Farmers in Stronger Position Highlighted at Banquet
The Northern Area Young Farmers Assn held a banquet at Duff's Rebel Restaurant with about 260 attendees. Speaker Professor George W. Litton said farmers will be more important due to food shortages and urged expansion of agricultural programs in vocational education. Awards included Brandon Silo to Bill Staples and Outstanding Young Farmer Family to William S. Craun and family of Montevideo. attendance included Clarke County and James Wood Young Farmers members.
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Northern Area
Young Farmer Assn
Duff's Rebel Restaurant
Brandon Silo
Bill Staples
Clarke County
Young Farmers
William S. Craun
Family of
Montevideo
Winchester
Frederick
Rockbridge
George W. Litton
Animal Science
Virginia Tech
Litton
James Wood Young Farmers Assn
Clarke County Young Farmers Assn
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San Diego, Calif
Navy
Energy
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
Junoco
Malvern
Bartonsville
Issaes
Independent Truckers League
Peggy Lynn Fashions
FIF
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