Carter Leads Effort to Curb Nuclear Arms Spread
President Carter pushes to limit and eventually end U S monopoly on civilian nuclear power. He aims to curb plutonium production, expand international safeguards through the IAEA, and seek a new strategic arms pact with Russia while coordinating with allied suppliers. The drive faces resistance from France West Germany and Japan who fear energy needs and breeder programs.
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U.S. peanut inventories fall 24 percent to 831 million pounds
Washington AP report states the Agriculture Department shows peanut inventories as of June 30 at 831 million pounds, down 24 percent from 1.1 billion a year earlier due to a smaller last year's crop and strong demand for peanut products.
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