Carter outlines energy and inflation strategy and travels
President Carter plans a Friday news conference on his anti inflation package followed by a Monday fireside chat detailing citizen sacrifices for energy conservation. He will outline a comprehensive energy program to Congress on Wednesday with much TV coverage.
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McCarthy backs offshore LNG site as slower decision urged
Sacramento Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy questions rushing a state decision on a natural gas terminal. He favors offshore location over Oxnard Los Angeles Harbor and Point Conception sites and expects a bill by Sept. 15 to enable state approval with Coastal Commission findings possible in early 1978.
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Armed men seize part of West German Embassy in Tel Aviv
Two Polish extraction men armed with pistols seized a portion of the West German Embassy in Tel Aviv to protest Bonn’s handling of Maidanek war crimes. They threatened violence if ousted, but no hostages were taken and staff continued work. The men pledged to surrender at day’s end.
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Carter admin drafts new offshore lease schedule
Washington officials say the Carter administration is preparing a new schedule for federal offshore oil and gas leasing to allow study and quality control. Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus promises the plan will select some projects for delay and speed others while increasing production from existing leases.
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Coast Guard cites multiple nations in 200 mile limit fishing violations
The Coast Guard reports more than two dozen trawlers from Spain Japan and the United States cited after the new 200 mile fishing limit took effect. Forty three Soviet vessels faced charges as crews unload over 100 tons of fish from a Soviet factory ship and a trawler forced into Boston Harbor. US Attorney James N Gabriel will review cargo before deciding on criminal or civil action. Masters of the two ships face up to 50000 dollars in fines and six months jail if convicted.
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ERA ratification nears photo finish deadline
In Florida ERA defeat narrows path to 38 state approval by 1979 deadline. Despite White House pressure, Florida narrowly rejected the 27th amendment 21 to 19, leaving only a few states likely to ratify before the March 22, 1979 limit. Nevada sheriff Lamb indicted for tax evasion.
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