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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1977

Page

6

Rockefeller energy plan revived by Senate committee

Former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller urged a new $100 billion federal Energy Development Corporation to fund private energy projects. The plan, backed by the Senate Finance Committee, would issue loans and guarantees from private and public sources to accelerate oil gas coal and nuclear tech, geothermal and transmission projects.

Rockefeller Energy Plan Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Senate Finance Committee Carter Russell Long D-La Robert Dole R-Kan Daniel P. Moynihan D-N.y Energy Development Corporation United States Middle East

Carter names new energy appointees

President Carter signed an order creating the Department of Energy and named officials to lead it. The department will have a budget near 10.4 billion dollars and about 20,000 employees at startup on October 1. John F. Leary was named deputy secretary, with nine others requiring Senate confirmation.

Washington Carter Department of Energy Energy James R. Schiesinger Energy Department House Senate Mark Congress New Energy Department John F.leary Federal Energy Administration Schlesinger

Warnings urged on saccharin products by federal health chiefs

A joint statement by FDA NIH and FTC heads urged mandatory cancer risk warnings on saccharin products and ads even if Congress delays a ban. They backed warnings on labels and in radio TV and print ads, amid ongoing debates in both chambers and a possible moratorium.

Washington Carter Administration Senate Congress Food Champion FDA Donald Kennedy NIH Donald Prederickson FTC Michael Pertschuk House Robert Byrd D-W.a

Unions urge presidential control of Postal Service

Leaders of seven postal employee organizations met with President Carter on Tuesday to demand the postmaster general be appointed by the president to ensure greater accountability. They warned the Postal Service is shrinking services and ceding functions to private firms amid growing management challenges.

Washington Carter The Postal Service Emmett Andrews American Postal Workers Union Abeney House Garter

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