Mid Atlantic oil bids face court delays and policy risk
Industry bids for mid Atlantic offshore leases total around 81.13 billion, but a New York led environmental lawsuit and pending court decisions threaten the six month permitting window. Interior reviews bids as a Supreme Court case weighs environmental safeguards and possible voids, while offshore activity lags behind in labor and equipment readiness. Meanwhile stock prices slip as earnings pace slows and Korea tensions loom.
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Reagan Keeps Door Open On Future Presidential Run
Former California governor Ronald Reagan says he may not rule out another bid for the presidency, though elected office is not on his mind. He plans to resume his newspaper column, radio commentaries, and speaking tours while supporting Ford, and will reassess GOP strategy if Carter wins. Reagan emphasizes staying active in politics from the outside and continuing to advocate his conservative agenda.
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