Impact of Fuel Controls on Small Firms: Hearings, Ninety-third Congress, First Session, on Small Business Problems Under the Mandatory Fuel Allocation Programs |
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administration Admiral REICH agencies areas Atlanta barrels a day barrels per day capacity Chairman coal Commerce Committee CONGRESS THE LIBRARY consumer costs crude oil curtailment customers demand Department distillate fuel domestic economic effect electric energy conservation energy consumption energy crisis energy policy energy problem energy shortage energy sources energy supply environmental estimates Federal fossil fuels fuel allocation fuel oil fuel shortages gallons gasoline Georgia going Government Governor CARTER heating oil impact increase industry mandatory allocation program ment middle distillate million barrels mobile home natural gas nuclear Oil and Gas operating percent petroleum products plants pollution present President priority propane question reduce refinery refining regulations requirements ROGERS C. B. MORTON Sam Nunn SCHAEFER Senator ABOUREZK Senator DOLE Senator NUNN small business Small Business Administration Subcommittee sulfur suppliers thousand barrels tion transportation utilities winter
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