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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1976
Page
10
President elect Carter told CBS from Plains that steelmakers have not shown commitment to halt price hikes. He warned higher steel prices could destabilize inflation and trigger oil price increases amid OPEC talks. Carter urged voluntary restraint on wages and prices and said regulators may face stricter revolving door rules.
Nine major steel makers and aluminum producer Alcoa announced price increases on sheet and strip products. The boosts cover flat rolled mill products used in construction, autos, appliances, and containers. Carter avoided blame while executives cited inflation and rising costs.
A Harris poll shows a majority blame industry for pollution and want stricter cleanup. Only 44 percent see air pollution as a very serious problem, with rising concern since 1975, while water pollution worry also increased. Respondents criticize government and large plants for environmental efforts.
Senator Patrick Leahy released a staff report criticizing the Defense and Agriculture departments for dominating advisory committees with white males. He said duplication inactivity and cost overruns occur and expenses are underreported. He urged eliminating some committees and improving public representation.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Nixon's challenge to a 1974 law that screens about 42 million documents and tape recordings before release. Justices also planned to decide in spring a Louisiana death penalty case and reviewed Alabama women recruitment and Indiana abortion rulings. The court postponed a Wilmington case on inner city school consolidation and agreed to rule on inmate group rights to recruit and distribute literature.
Hollywood report says Judith Lowry, the cantankerous actress who played Mother Baxter on Phyllis, died of an apparent heart attack in New York during Thanksgiving visit. She was 86 and famous for sharp one liners. Her long career included Broadway, TV credits like Studio One and Perry Como Show, and films such as Valley of the Dolls and The Night They Raided Minskys. Funeral plans were not announced.
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