Carter Says No Easy Answer to Unemployment Problem
President Carter warned of no simple fix for unemployment amid a global slowdown and urged confidence in the Humphrey Hawkins full employment plan. He pledged an announcement soon and said a final bill should include anti inflation and full employment provisions while House Senate talks continue. He cited 7 percent unemployment and outlined his broader economic and health care stance, including federal funding of abortions and energy policy. He also stressed dam safety after a Georgia flood disaster and noted his forthcoming energy-focused congressional talks.
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Moderate weather follows Nebraska blizzard relief
Crews worked to clear roads still closed from Wednesday's blizzard across northeast Nebraska as drifting snow caused scattered highway closures. The storm spawned power outages and multiple accidents, with eight motorists stranded east of Norfolk and about 50 minor crashes in Omaha and Lincoln. High winds damaged temperatures dropped, and relief was forecast as a high pressure front moved in from Utah today.
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Midwest Blizzard Paralyzes Sioux City Area
A severe blizzard battered the upper Midwest with heavy snow and 40 mph gusts, driving highways into closures from Sioux City to Chicago. Dozens of vehicles stranded, motels full, and schools closed as rescue crews aided hundreds, while two deaths in Minnesota were blamed on exposure and a snowfield accident.
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Envoys Seek Cease Fire Amid Deadly Lebanon Strike
United Press International reports diplomats scramble to clinch a new ceasefire in southern Lebanon as the Borjeh Chemoli refugee camp toll climbs. Rescuers pull 30 more bodies, raising possible deaths toward 100 or 150 with many wounded. A Hazziyeh report notes Israeli air strikes reduced homes to rubble and civilians mourn. Prime Minister Menachem Begin told a U.S. envoy that civilian casualty reports, if true, merit sorrow but deny apologies for the fiction.
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Anti-smoking drive won't end tobacco subsidies
Washington government plans a public campaign to curb smoking but will halt its payments supporting tobacco prices. HEW Secretary Joseph Califano Jr says there is little to be done to remove the tobacco subsidy and it won’t end with this effort.
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