Oil incentives needed editorial
An editorial argues Carter energy plan taxes energy use and ignores incentives to boost production. Union Oil cites rising costs to find and develop oil, noting higher platform and drilling costs and labor wages. It urges less government control, market-driven supply and demand, and critiques the new Energy Department's cost versus output.
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Union Oil Co
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United States
Energy Department
Radar use on streets sparks debate over state highway rules
Commissioner Glen Craig of the California Highway Patrol says radar speed enforcement on state highways is blocked by lobbying from the Teamsters Union. He notes CHP has sought legislative permission for years but been denied, arguing the union funds legislators' campaigns to keep radar off highways. The piece questions why local streets are targeted by radar but state highways are not.
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Teamsters Union
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Lancen
OMB
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Heimann
SEC
Atlanta
Chicago
New York
Knoxville
House Banking Committee
Burns
U.S
A . Burns
Carter
Treasury
Blumenthal
Washington Post
West Germany
OPEC
San Diego Mayor Wilson Eyes White House Path Over Brown
San Diego mayor Pete Wilson, a Brown ally among conservatives, aims to thwart Governor Brown in 1980 by expanding his name recognition and leading a statewide anti strike initiative. He seeks the GOP nomination, riding a tough anti strike stance to build a bridge to Reagan supporters while balancing growth policies.
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Diego
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Wilson
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Brown
Younger
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California
San’ Diego
Reagan
Itm
San ‘Diego
Wortian
Reputl
White House
San Diego
Proxmire probes Lance self control scandal linked to Carter
A column dissecting how the Lance affair stretches into the Carter White House. It alleges agency inaction, questions Carter’s presence with Bert Lance and Lew Jenkins at Manufacturers Hanover on June 19, 1975, and calls for a special prosecutor to uncover possible criminal conduct and a broader cover up by Justice. The piece predicts Lance resignation if a high integrity prosecutor is appointed.
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White House
Bert Lance Acaanal Dent
Carter
Lance
Jimmy Carter
Lew.Jenkins
Manufacturers Hanover
Bert Lance
Adrry
Office of Treasury 5 Comptroller of
John Heilmann
William Proxmaire
Comptroller
Robert Bloomler
Aéth Comptroller
Bloom
Senate
Treasury
Hanover
PBLI
Griffin Bell
Criminal Division
Bén Civiletti
Baltimore
Lanea
Charles Kirbo
Hermann
Department of Justice
National ‘Bank
FBI
SEC
Carver
Carter-Hirbo-Bell-Lance Cabal
Burns' plea prevails for support of dollar
Former Treasury Secretary William Simon lauds Dr. Arthur Burns, Fed chair, warning hyperinflation and currency debasement threaten governments. Burns cites historical revolutions caused by inflation, forecasts slower growth with continued expansion, and urges dollar stability amid political shifts and policy debates.
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Washington
Treasury
William Simon
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Nixon
Fed
United States
U.S
Carter
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Housé Bankin Committee
Federal Reserve Reform
House Banking Committee
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