Governors urge focus on energy production at Carter meeting
Forty four state governors pressed Washington to emphasize developing new energy resources over strict conservation. President Carter praised Congress yet warned he will push his energy program again if not passed, while governors call for local action and a second meeting to boost energy production and conservation incentives.
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Billy Carter Walks Out of Dallas Fundraiser Event
In Fort Worth Texas Billy Carter left a $25 per plate charity dinner after deeming it a political rally. He complained the program favored Democrats and cited a sign naming Tarrant County Commissioner B D Griffin and his Democats band. The event, an art auction, drew his abrupt exit.
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Pragmatic but cautious view of Congress and Carter rise
A Chamber of Commerce analyst and several lawmakers describe the 95th Congress as pragmatic and constituent oriented, with business faring better than labor. Key fights loom on minimum wage energy taxes and deregulation, while Carter’s tax package and Burns rapprochement shape pro business sentiment.
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Lance downplays threat of 1977 slowdown despite June job rise
Budget Director Bert Lance argues the 1977 slowdown is not imminent though he notes coincidences with 1976. Unemployment rose to 7.1 percent in June from 6.9 in May, mirroring 1976's 7.6 percent peak. He expects second quarter growth to rival 6.9 percent, while retail sales slow and underspending totals reach about $10 billion, a factor economists blamed for mid-year slowdowns.
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Weather Calm After Severe Storm Across the State
By nine o clock the Regional Airport weather bureau said most storm activity was dissipating. Weathermen noted a drop from a record 100 degrees to 70 with 73 by 8 30 p m. Farmers await rain to ease parched fields as heat records finally fade.
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