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Show 1974 H38 How demand ts increasing 1975 16 for unleaded gasoline 1976 ; 22 1 978 ww 38V I 1979 mmmvm mmm 49 ) ProjCtd ir milium nil liilrnflini..nii.,iiii.m iin ir I r li ri niiiii m.i r.1Vl l. la.rM4-riii'i"iHi"" ' 1980 , ;-: : -. , ' "" Over 60 1 i i I I 1 A 1 1 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Percent of total aasoline sales (U.S.) Unleaded Gas Sales Increase By 1970, nearly half the gasoline sales in the United States will be accounted for by unleaded fuels, according to a report from the American Petroleum Institute (API). API figuresd also indicate that by the end of 1980, unleaded gasolines could account for more than 60 percent per-cent of all gasolines sold. Editor: It was a typical Friday morning. We'd gotten up early, let the dogs out. Just before breakfast our 7 year old went to let the dogs in. Spot came but Muffin was no where to be seen, Michelle went looking for her. She ran in the house almost hysterical. I couldn't understand her, she caught her breath, stopped crying and said something was wrong with Muffin. By this time I was out the door. There she lay. Stiff, in convulsions, con-vulsions, blood running out of her mouth. I got a blanket, wrapped her up, rushed her to the vet. The agony. Watching her suffer, the vet trying to save her life working almost an hour. Then the machine helping her breathe," turned of f .-Nothing- else - to do. The tears, telling the children their beloved pet would not be coming home. The report was confirmed up north, strychnine in her stomach. Someone had poisoned our dog ! Now, Muffin was probably where she shouldn't be, but no one - no one has the right to use poison. She was such a good dog, so sweet and good with the children. Suppose it had been one of the children to put it in their mouths. If dogs upset you, call the owner, the animal shelter, the police. Don't let this agony and pain happen to another family, the look of horror appear on another 7 year old's face. Tina Riddle Editor: As Jake Gam's seatmate in the United States Senate, I've watched with great admiration the tremendous tremen-dous job he did on the ERA matter. Rarely, if ever, has any Senator contacted as many individual Senators to express his views as Jake did. Had it not been for his personal efforts the vote level he attained would not have been possible. He'll probably be distressed with me for writing this note, but I felt strongly that this singular performance per-formance by a remarkably dedicated Senator should not go unrecognized at home. Sincerely, Paul Laxalt U.S. Senator, Nevada |