looks pretty comprehensive, and the process of preparing the report seems open and thorough (Schultz mentions receiving 10,000 pages of comments in response to the task force’s list of questions published in the Federal Register on May 22, 1969, and these were followed by task force site visits and extensive deliberations). The majority on the task force recommended scrapping the import quotas, imposition of a tariff that approximated the difference between the then current domestic and world oil prices, then periodic reductions in the tariff to bring the domestic price down to the world price over time.

I noticed how far from prescient the report was about how world oil markets would actually change during the 1970s. Forecasting being hard, and all that.

At the time the Texas Railroad Commission,to my son,” Mark Redwine said in lengthy interview Friday, during which he offered rambling explanations about his own version of what became of Dylan.

On Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012, Dylan took a 300-mile airplane flight from his home in Colorado Springs to Durango to visit his father.

The eighth grader at Lewis-Palmer Middle School lived in Colorado Springs with his mother Elaine Redwine and older brother Cory.

When Dylan arrived at the airport his father picked him up. The boy texted his mother at 7:06 p.m., telling her that he had arrived safely and that he and his dad were going out to dinner.

His dad took him to a McDonald’s for dinner and to Wal-Mart to buy some things.

On the 45-minute drive north to his home, Dylan asked his dad