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ABC Evening News for Wednesday, Mar 21, 1979
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(Studio) Iran spokesperson quoted with regard to continued sales of Iranian oil to United States after Egypt-Israel treaty signing and oil company officials testimony to Senator Energy Committee with regard to gasoline shortage reported.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

(DC) Anticipated shortage of crude oil and effects on driving and airline travel cited. [Exxon International president Robert DOLPH - responds to committee inquiry with regard to validity of price increases] [Senator James McCLURE - questions Bergold.] [Assistant Secretary Energy Harry BERGOLD - responds.] [Senator Frank CHURCH - comments.] [Senator John DURKIN - comments with regard to public response to energy crisis.]
REPORTER: Ann Compton

(Studio) Treasury Department said to have warned President Carter of national security threat with regard to size and sources of oil imports.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

Reporter(s):
Compton, Ann;
Reynolds, Frank
Duration:
00:02:10

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