Mrs Carter backs tariff break for two OPEC nations
Mrs Carter called for tariff relief for two OPEC members during a San Jose stop. She cited Latin American concerns on health and economy, urged adherence to the Latin American Nuclear Weapons Treaty and pressed Brazil to ease conditions on joining. She emphasized mental health efforts and regional stability as priorities while promoting trade references.
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First Lady undecided about abortion ruling
First Lady Mrs Carter spoke briefly to reporters on abortion policy amid questions about the Supreme Court ruling. She contrasted views on who should pay for abortions and noted the President’s stance on homosexuality, saying he does not view it as a natural interrelation but supports safety through laws. A representative testified before the commission on mental health, urging the public to be heard by society.
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Carter seeks curbs on Labor-HEW and school aid
President Carter seeks restraint on increases to Labor-HEW funding and school aid programs. Senate panel raised the Labor-HEW bill to 60.7 billion, below House approval. Carter backs phasing out student loans and impact aid tied to federal installations, while pressing policymakers to curb federal aid expansions.
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