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SENATE RESOLUTION 45

NATIONAL FUELS AND ENERGY POLICY STUDY

This publication is printed for the use of Senators participating in the National Fuels and Energy Policy Study, authorized by Senate Resolution 45 of the 92d Congress.

Senate Resolution 45, introduced by Senators Jennings Randolph and Henry M. Jackson, was amended and agreed to by the Senate on May 3, 1971. The resolution authorized the Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs and ex-officio members of the Committees on Commerce and Public Works and the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy to make a comprehensive study of programs and policies required to meet national energy needs.

Subsequently, the Senate approved the addition of ex-officio members from the Committees on Aeronautical and Space Sciences, on Finance, on Foreign Relations, on Government Operations, and on Labor and Public Welfare.

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EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS FOR NATIONAL FUELS AND ENERGY POLICY STUDY

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RICHARD D. GRUNDY, Executive Secretary and Professional Staff
DAVID STANG, Deputy Director for Minority

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ADDITIONAL MATERIAL

"Autos and Fuels Postponing the Inevitable," from the Washington Post,

Jan. 19, 1975, by Robert J. Samuelson, a free lance writer specializing

in economic affairs___

Randolph, Hon. Jennings, a U.S. Senator from the State of West Virginia :
Letters to:

President Gerald R. Ford, January 14, 1975.
Hon. Frank G. Zarb, January 23, 1975_.

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SENATE RESOLUTION 45

NATIONAL FUELS AND ENERGY POLICY STUDY

This publication is printed for the use of Senators participating in the National Fuels and Energy Policy Study, authorized by Senate Resolution 45 of the 92d Congress.

Senate Resolution 45, introduced by Senators Jennings Randolph and Henry M. Jackson, was amended and agreed to by the Senate on May 3, 1971. The resolution authorized the Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs and ex-officio members of the Committees on Commerce and Public Works and the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy to make a comprehensive study of programs and policies required to meet national energy needs.

Subsequently, the Senate approved the addition of ex-officio members from the Committees on Aeronautical and Space Sciences, on Finance, on Foreign Relations, on Government Operations, and on Labor and Public Welfare.

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GRENVILLE GARSIDE, Special Counsel and Staff Director
DANIEL A. DREYFUS, Deputy Staff Director for Legislation
WILLIAM J. VAN NESS, Chief Counsel

D. MICHAEL HARVEY, Deputy Chief Counsel
HARRISON LOESCH, Minority Counsel

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS FOR NATIONAL FUELS AND ENERGY POLICY STUDY

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RICHARD D. GRUNDY, Ezecutive Secretary and Professional Staf
DAVID STANG, Deputy Director for Minority

CONTENTS

ADDITIONAL MATERIAL

S. Res. 59-Energy Conservation, from the Congressional Record, February
5, 1975.

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ADDITIONAL MATERIAL

Analysis of Gasoline Rationing, executive summary-description of ration-
ing system, prepared by the Federal Energy Administration__-_-
"Inflation 1973: The Year of Infamy," by William Nordhaus and John
Shoven, from the Challenge magazine, May-June 1974----

Randolph, Hon. Jennings, letter to George M. White, Architect of the Cap-

itol, February 18, 1975---

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