Carter denies arms sale moratorium review continues
White House press secretary Jody Powell said there is no moratorium on foreign arms sales and that President Carter is reviewing major arms deals as he promised during the campaign. Powell noted Carter has not imposed a moratorium and is simply following through on the review process.
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Powell comments on U.S. arms moratorium and Carter era
Powell discusses a 36 billion arms sales moratorium since the administration began noting that some Israeli deals were approved under Carter. He cites Carter’s concern over global arms proliferation and references Gen. Brown’s remarks about mail inspection and Congress. Cranston defends free speech and criticizes Brown’s statements as democratic misreading.
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Vance Says No Meeting With Dissidents In Moscow
U S Secretary of State Vance said he would not meet with dissidents while in Moscow to discuss bilateral trade and regional issues. He noted a dissident group sought such a meeting but offered no engagement. Soviet warnings tied to U S support for dissidents threaten arms control talks with Carter administration.
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Pravda urges faster USSR US ties as Vance visits Moscow
In a Sunday Pravda commentary the Communist Party paper said time is pressing for Soviet American improvements and charged U.S. officials with meddling in internal affairs while promising human rights protection. Secretary Vance, welcomed by Andrei Gromyko at Vnukovo, planned talks and arms control push toward 1,800 missiles and bombers per side if possible, aiming to ratify the Vladivostok accord then seek a broader treaty.
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Two Marines killed in head-on crash at Camp Pendleton
Two Marines died and a woman was injured early Sunday when their cars collided head-on as one attempted to pass a bus at Camp Pendleton. Names of the Marines and the woman were withheld pending identification.
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Administration Ponders Tax Options On Gas Guzzlers
The official notes that restraints will be key to two problems and mentions possible measures such as a tax on gas guzzling autos and a gasoline tax as part of broader government actions.
Carter popularity rising in Time magazine poll
Time magazine poll of 1,004 registered voters shows about half of Americans now view President Carter more favorably and 42 percent of Ford voters say his image has improved. Inflation is seen as his weak area. 55 percent back his human rights stance. 34 percent oppose black majority rule in South Africa if it risks mineral imports. 53 percent oppose handing the Panama Canal to Panama while preserving defense rights.
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Carter to seek can and bottle tax to curb waste
President Carter plans to ask Congress for a tax on disposable cans and bottles in an environmental message. The move aims to discourage one time containers and reduce energy used in production, with environmental and energy saving aims highlighted by The Washington Post.
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