Word: interiorized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Country. In his new job as director of the University of Tulsa's National Energy Law and Policy Institute, Kent Frizzell will earn only $2,000 a year more than the $42,000 he made as Under Secretary of the Interior. But he has found other compensations. "I'm back to God's country and sanity, and frankly, it's cheaper to live out here...
...Former Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe is mulling over job opportunities from his home. Says Kleppe: "For 40 years I've awakened each morning wondering what the next crisis would be. Now I don't have...
...another. So do five independent energy agencies. Programs of various sorts in the field have spread through the Washington bureaucracy like derricks in a West Texas oilfield: the Federal Energy Administration runs a total of 23 separate data-collection projects, the Federal Power Commission 40, the Interior Department 22, the Energy Research and Development Administration...
...plan was put together by Schlesinger, Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus and their aides, working with energy specialists from Congress and existing energy agencies. There was debate, and some dissent, on specific points, but the planning sessions generally went quite smoothly...
What can be done to avert disaster? Last week Governors of eleven Western states and representatives of seven others met in Denver with Interior Secretary Cecil D. Andrus to consider specific steps. They blasted President Carter's decision to eliminate funding, at least temporarily, of 19 long-range federal water projects. Though none of these projects could have any impact on the current drought, the Governors said that they were "angry" and "stunned" at the poor timing of Carter's announcement. The Secretary promised to ask President Carter to appoint a national coordinator for drought relief...