Carter keeps flexible on proposal amid cold weather tax rebate talk
The White House faces higher fuel costs from a deep cold snap which could raise rebates from 50 per person. Charles L. Schultze says weather may require adjusting the $31.2 billion stimulus. Carter’s plan chairs a $11.4 billion rebate portion. Treasury and Congress debate, with AFL-CIO pressing a larger stimulus focusing on jobs and public works while Republicans urge broader cuts.
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Carter gas ration bill clears Senate for hastened action
The Senate approved a natural gas emergency bill 91 to 2 and sent it to the House. It would grant President Carter authority to divert gas to urgently affected areas during severe cold and lift some price controls through August. House leaders eye a swift floor vote, with the Commerce Committee version setting a new intrastate price cap and requiring a two thirds majority.
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Weather Summary for Delaware and New Castle Counties
Sunny and cold today with highs around 30 for Delaware and low 30s in New Castle. Tonight clear and cold with teens. Wednesday sunny and milder in the mid 30s. Thursday to Saturday partly cloudy with lows in the teens to low 20s and highs in the 30s, with possible flurries Thursday and Saturday. Air quality satisfactory in Philadelphia and Wilmington. Chester not rated. Precipitation 0 inches in last 24 hours, 2.6 inches for January. Tide times listed for Off Chester. Sun up at 7:10 a.m., sunset at 5:20 p.m.
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Factories close by thousands in bitter cold
Frigid temperatures shutter thousands of factories across the Midwest and Northeast to conserve heating fuel, leaving up to 1.5 million workers out of work and causing 11 states to issue emergency measures amid a heavy industry hit by gas shortages.
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New Jersey legislature approves death penalty restoration
TRENTON APP The New Jersey legislature gives final approval to restoring capital punishment and sends the measure to Gov Brendan T Byrne to decide whether the death penalty should return to the state.
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Congressman's foot removed in hospital procedure
Washington UPI reports Congressman Olin Teague 67 underwent amputation of his infected left foot Monday after a hospital stay of one month. Teague had foot circulation problems linked to wartime injury and recent months of illness.
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