Global lobbying heats up over nuclear export policy
In Washington a polarized lobbying clash surrounds U S proposals for international exchange of nuclear equipment. Industry backs the breeder reactor for fuel efficiency while critics warn of plutonium risks. Officials note industry galvanization complicating Carter administration aims to curb proliferation.
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Britain rushes to perfect H-bomb and warhead
AP report from London cites Daily Mail claiming Britain is racing to complete hydrogen bomb capabilities and a warhead to bypass a forthcoming United States testing ban. The cabinet allegedly orders a rush as the 20 year nuclear cooperation pact with the U.S. may not be renewed, sidelining Britain from Nevada testing. The piece notes an earlier Nevada test date move and outlines other possible weapons programs including a nuclear shell for 155mm howitzers and a mini nuclear device.
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U S presses India for open A-plant inspections
The Carter administration nears delivering part of a uranium fuel shipment to India only if New Delhi opens all secret nuclear installations to international scrutiny. The move ties to negotiations on a new nuclear cooperation act and wide safeguards, amid Delhi’s resistance to the nonproliferation treaty.
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GE executives warn on nuclear future in private meeting
GE energy officials led by Edward Hood Jr and George Stathakis told Schlesinger and Carter aides that reactor orders will stay scarce for years. They warned the regulatory climate and weak demand threaten the nuclear option despite potential future needs and some ongoing projects.
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Senate to vote on new Energy Department power reform
The Senate ready to debate President Carter's plan to create the Department of Energy and grant a new secretary broad authority to set oil and natural gas prices. The proposal would consolidate the Federal Power Commission and several agencies into the new department as hearings continue.
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