Hayakawa marks six months in Senate with tough mail load
California’s Sen. Hayakawa, at 71, reviews six months in Washington meeting the press corps. He notes heavy mail, says the job is difficult and exciting, and declines to judge Carter yet. He favors limited expansion of Redwood National Park, supports unregulated taxi and jitney service for transit and minority employment, criticizes Democratic jobs bills, and defends a sugar subsidy while noting broader subsidy questions.
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Carter eyeing oil tax to finance welfare reform plan
President Carter seeks to fund a 28 to 30 billion dollar welfare reform by tapping 1.3 billion from a crude oil wellhead tax and 2.5 billion from Social Security, while trimming existing programs. Califano drafts the financing plan amid Cabinet discussions and political friction over housing cuts and job impacts.
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