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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1977
Page
6
President Carter urged strict energy conservation as some suburbs risk losing natural gas and homes must share heat. He warned the crisis signals a long term shortage and pressed for measures including warmer clothing, insulation, and possible four day work weeks and temporary deregulation pilots.
Vice President Mondale arrives in Tokyo as part of a 10 day world tour to urge Japan to bolster world economy and confirm the United States will remain a Pacific power. He planned talks with Prime Minister Fukuda and discussed China and South Korea policy, with emphasis on consultative partnership and avoiding surprise moves.
Paul Warnke, senior partner at Clifford Warnke Glass Mellwain Finney, will head a fact finding team on Cyprus. Carter plans to reinclude Vladivostok 1974 arms talks, seeking a 2400-count ceiling on missiles and bombers and a mutual freeze on underground nuclear tests. Warnke’s role signals continued push for strategic arms accords with Moscow.
In a study by Willard Cates Jr and associates at the Center for Disease Control the death rate from legal abortions in 1972 to 1974 was far lower than from childbirth. The JAMA report says first trimester abortion was nearly nine times safer than carrying a pregnancy to term.
The region faces a severe winter crisis with Buffalo hit by a major blizzard and energy shortages spreading from North Carolina to Ohio. Officials warn of cutbacks and layoffs while governors declare emergencies and mobilize aid. ice jams and freezing conditions disrupt transportation and schooling as federal relief efforts begin.
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