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Energy Plan / Senate Natural Gas Deregulation Vote #491153

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 04, 1977
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(Studio) Senator finally votes to deregulate natural gas; President Carter's comments on vote noted.
REPORTER: David Brinkley

(DC) Ldrs. of move against deregulation, Senators James Abourezk and Howard Metzenbaum, hold rally in front of Capitol, continuing protest since filibuster failed in Senate Senate vote on issue noted. [Senator Lloyd BENTSEN - notes deregulation is only on new gas.] [Henry JACKSON - thinks sponsors of bill have to face fact that House is adamantly opposed to deregulation and that President has made clear that he'll veto it.] Jackson, who favors controls, will be chairperson of Senators on conference committee
REPORTER: John Cochran

Reporter(s):
Brinkley, David;
Cochran, John
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00:02:00

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