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Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1977

Page

7

Energy chief says oil firms chase profits but accept price bill

James Schlesinger, the first U.S. energy secretary, claims oil firms always want more profit yet will likely back the House energy bill with price controls. He argues greed drives the free market but can fuel needed energy development. He also discusses uranium prices, Alaska gas options, and the pursuit of cheaper energy through Canada.

Washington James Schlesinger Schlesinger House Senate U.S Canada Carter Congress White House

Campaign to Fight Canal Treaty Draws Conservative Campaign

A coalition of conservative groups plans ads and mail campaigns opposing ratification of the new Panama Canal treaty. Senator Jessie Helms promised a filibuster, while President Carter pressed for approval with support from Gerald Ford and Henry Kissinger. Conservatives argue the canal should stay US property and oppose Omar Torrijos’s leftist leadership.

Washington UPI Carter Gerald Ford Henry Kissinger Union Panama Jessie Helms R-N.c Senate GOP Omar Torrijos

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