Hijackers Seek Refuge After Turkish Airline Hijack
A West German television report details a hijacked jet refueling in Samara before landing at Larnaca. Hijackers demanded the release of comrades in West German prisons and threatened to blow up the plane while passengers, including German beauty queens, remained aboard. The Cyprus government initially refused landing then granted it for safety. A second hijacker identified himself as Harda Mahmoud and voices of women aboard were heard, indicating up to four hijackers.
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Steel policy talks at White House focus on aid and trade
President Carter met for four hours in the Roosevelt Room with industry and administration officials to discuss steel policy. Participants outlined aims including capital formation, environmental controls, and imports, with potential temporary exemptions and a push for international safeguards in multilateral talks then ongoing in Geneva.
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Carter Signals Possible Tax Cuts Next Year
President Carter indicated he may ask Congress to cut taxes in 1978 to spur growth. The timing hinges on economic conditions likely to be clear by January or February, with advisers pressing for reductions beyond the planned 27 to 20 billion in regular tax cuts as part of tax reform for 1979.
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Carter Assails Oil Firms Over Energy Bill Debates
President Carter denounces oil companies as seeking excessive profits while pressing a plan to lift oil and gas industry income dramatically by 1985. He warns gasoline costs would rise and contemplates options including possible rationing and executive actions if Congress stalls. He defends his approach amid Senate criticism and outlines campaign steps to push energy legislation.
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Carter Sees No Need to Amend Panama Canal Treaty
President Carter said no rewrite is needed for the Panama Canal treaty though clarifications on security guarantees may be required to win Senate ratification. He noted a meeting with Omar Torrijos to ensure mutual understanding. Meanwhile, lawmakers filed suit seeking Supreme Court guidance on U S property in the Canal Zone and treaty validity affecting ratification.
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