Word: transports
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...adopting a strenuous, mandatory conservation program, the nation can cut its total annual growth in energy use from the 4% to 5% rate of recent years to as low as 2% by 1985. Among the conservation options: federal standards for energy use in cars and buildings, expansion of public transport and an enforced shift from oil-to coal-based electricity...
Unless the agrarian nations of the Third World become convinced that agriculture must have the highest priority, the world food problem will not be solved. This requires a systems approach involving modern production technology and an infrastructure combining facilities for storage, transport, marketing and credit. Axiomatically, the continuing development of leadership in all sectors is fundamental to progress...
Newpher attributed Friday's dismissal of federal charges of conspiracy to transport stolen goods across state lines against two other suspects to "an interpretation of the law." He added they still may be indicted...
...There was ample evidence of their participation in the robbery, but the story as told to me in no way indicated they had conspired to transport stolen goods across state lines," Davis said yesterday...
Disputed Implications. While still at the Maritime Administration, the Journal reported, Gibson was approached by and began negotiating for a job with Interstate Oil Transport Co., then a small barge and tug company. In early June 1972 he moved up to Assistant Secretary of Commerce, but he joined the Philadelphia-based Interstate as its president in January 1973. After only 16 months on the job, Gibson left Interstate last May in disagreement over its merger with a subsidiary of Cities Service Co., a big oil company. But Interstate had already agreed to buy out his contract if he left...