With the attitude of cooperation and mutual concern expressed by a wide range of conservation actions by individual Americans, the social and economic impacts of the energy crisis can be minimized and we can look even more confidently to the day when we will become self-sufficient in energy.
Richard Nixon: “With the attitude of cooperation and mutual concern expressed by a wide range of conservation actions by individual…”
On the recordJanuary 1, 1974
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Statement on Signing the Emergency Highway Energy Conservation Act
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