Indians redefine power with energy wealth and tougher bargaining
A heritage of dispossession gives way to aggressive, resource driven business strategy as tribes leverage uranium coal and oil holdings. Negotiations sharpen under the Indian Energy Resource Council with renegotiations of coal and gas leases. The government faces scrutiny over past deals while tribes push for fair value and funding for education and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gabriel
The
Council of Energy Resource Tribes
Energy Council
Washington
Gabriel
Peter McDonald
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
McDonald
Arizona
el Paso
Maine
Washington State
Colville
Montana
Government helps buyers band together for rights
Growth of consumer groups across the nation includes the 11 year old Consumer Federation of America with 215 members. HEW advises incorporation, IRS status, and grants guidance while outlining pitfalls and do and don’t rules. Richmond reports list multiple state appointments to crime, equal employment, landmarks, and art commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer Federation of America
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Consumers’ Education
Congress
Office of Consumers’ Education
U.S
Richmond
John Dalton
Council On Criminal Justice
Crime Council
Circuit Court
B.A. Davis III
Rocky Mount
Hampton
C. Wendell White
William H. Hodges
Chesapeake
Norfolk
Julian Hirst
Lewis W. Hurst
Roseland
Fred P. Aucamp
Virginia Beach
Davis
Equal Employment Opportunity Committee
Pamela C. Royal
Dalton
Alan A. Hoffman
Danville
Ernst W. Farley Jr
Horace H. Harrison
Alice C. Ashe
Suffolk
James R. Peterson
H. Paul Broughton
Leonardo Chapelle
Johnnie H. Miles
Baicksburg
Frederick H. Cox Jr
James R. Short
Williamsburg
Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission
New Art and Architectural Review Commission
Virginia Art Commission
George L. Sullivan Jr
Roanoke
Cary Carson
Colonial Williamsburg
Department of Preservation and Research
Marcellus Wright Jr
David J. Gibson
Charlottesville
C.L. MacNelly
Internal memo on 1980 gasoline supply not withheld
Energy Department spokesman Bill Webb said a draft ERA memo predicting a possible 1980 shortage existed but was not signed by the administrator. He noted official projections foresee adequate gasoline through next year and that 1980 supply studies are unfinished.
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Washington
House
Energy Department
Bill Webb
Department
Economic Regulatory Administration
Webb
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New York
Manhattans
John LaGrange
Bear Creek Mining Co
Spokane
Wash
LaGrange
Tribal Energy Council
Alaska
C-4
Internal Revenue Service
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D
Shenandoah College & Conservatory of Music
Winchester
Virginia
Barbara Verdile
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Old Dominion
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Old Bomimond Savings” & Loan
Boscawen & Washington
Weems Lane
Old Dominion Leek & Loan
Christiansburg
Harrisonburg
Purcellville
Staunton
Waynesboro
Woodstock
Tri-State
Corrigan
RUG Cleaners
By Jay Morton
North Cameron St
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
PDE Hoval
Middletown
Nohester
APPLE
IN Banking
Beau Monde
Wien
BankAmericard
Visa
S. Loudoun ST
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