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Among the state officials who benefited: Alton G. Marshall, Rockefeller's executive officer and secretary when Rocky was Governor, and later president of Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, $306,867; James W. Gaynor, whom Rockefeller attracted to New York from Colorado to become state commissioner of housing and community renewal...
ENERGY. No mandatory energy-conservation measures were proposed by Ford, to the acute unhappiness of Simon and Federal Energy Administrator John Sawhill. The President urged citizens, in effect, to dig out last winter's check list: lower thermostats, keep cars tuned and tires properly inflated, reduce settings on hot...
"We were hoping for a really bold move by Ford on energy conservation," says David Brower, president of Friends of the Earth. "What we got was warmed-over Nixon." Indeed, Ford's program smacked mostly of old proposals that Congress had refused to pass even during the height of...
France's incipient conservation measures were praised by officials in the U.S., which itself could do much more to save energy (see box page 34). The U.S. is planning to move on another front to reduce its dependence on imported oil. Last week the Interior Department revealed it is prepared...
CONSERVATION. Oil is a noble product better used for purposes other than energy. We can produce some 70,000 petrochemical products-something we cannot do with nuclear, solar or geothermal energy. Let us believe in interdependence. We all live on one planet that has only 50 years of oil reserves...