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an unusual sight for the nation's capital. Erected near the Air and Space Museum on the National Mall, just below Capitol Hill , was a drilling rig. The Independent Petroleum Association of America brought the rig to Washington to make a point
The battle over President Clinton's proposed BTU tax officially unfolded on Capitol Hill last week. As the House ways and means committee began work on the administration's plan to tax the energy content of fuels
The congressional battle over comprehensive energy legislation continued this week with a controversial proposal to lease a portion of the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge taking center stage. A growing number of lawmakers predicted Wednesday that ANWR supporters do not have the
Patrick Crow Washington Editor The U.S. energy agenda for 1992 consists mainly of one bill in Congress, and it may be too large for Congress to swallow. Inspired by the Bush administration's program to revamp U.S. energy policy, congressional committees last year dumped all their energy legislation
dominated the agenda Thursday at the White House and on Capitol Hill on the eve of a 1-week congressional recess. The administration of President George W. Bush formally sent to Capitol Hill the legislative portions of its National Energy Strategy
In quick fashion, both Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill are pointing the finger at each other. Nevertheless ..... congressional staffer who represents a key Democratic leader on Capitol Hill . "But every [industry] witness who has testified
continued. "We take all proposals that come from the administration seriously. Whether this one has any traction on Capitol Hill is for other prognosticators to consider, but I'm certain that people up there will take any proposal to improve
figures that Rep. Markey has cited.” Independent research by Wood Mackenzie, which API released at its Jobs Summit on Capitol Hill soon after Labor Day, shows that more aggressive US energy development policies from Congress and the Obama administration
expect it would be necessary to veto a payroll tax extension bill "because they're going to have enough sense over on Capitol Hill to do the people's business, and not try to load it up with a bunch of politics." Congressional Republicans who
it would be necessary to veto a payroll tax extension bill “because they’re going to have enough sense over on Capitol Hill to do the people’s business, and not try to load it up with a bunch of politics.” Congressional Republicans who