17 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1977
Page
1
Unclear reports mix a Georgia mood with national events. Protests form around Kennedy Airport over Concorde timing as court orders restrain demonstrators. Klatu mystery linked to Beatles rumors. Cuba and UN diplomacy draw attention. NBA playoff tension ends day with Cavaliers or Warriors at stake.
At an Ohlone College energy conference led by Senator Don Edwards, Dr. Kenneth Watt warned America faces shrinking energy supplies and warned that high consumption signals a sick economy. Watt urged conservation as a path to lower unemployment and pollution, contrasting US trends with Sweden and Denmark. The talk drew about 15 attendees, noting exports fund energy imports and urging a major reform of national energy policy.
President Carter could use a threat of a new arms race to compel Soviet concessions, Reagan said at a Mosens news conference. He claimed Carter and Soviet negotiators would settle for a bad deal rather than risk a race, and urged using the threat only if needed. Carter and Reagan speeches colored the national leadership conference in Los Angeles, with Ford opposing Carter’s election-day registration and calling for changes to the electoral college.
Moroccan forces shifted from Kolwezi to Kanzenze area in Zaire to link with Mobutu's army as fighting with Angolan forces continues. U.S. Undersecretary Habib defends aid to Zaire and condemns UN envoy Young over Cuban involvement remarks. French warships and advisers reported near Angolan waters amid credits of Moroccan intervention.
President Carter schedules a televised address to unveil a sweeping energy package aimed at cutting energy waste and slowing demand growth. The plan reportedly includes a gasoline tax hike, higher oil and natural gas prices, revised electric rates, stricter insulation standards, expanded federal controls, and a penalty on gas guzzlers.
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