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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1977

Page

3

Oklahoma bill to execute condemned criminals by injection advances

In Oklahoma the Senate approved a bill to execute condemned criminals by lethal injection 26-20, sending it to the House. Gov. Boren voiced no objection, but House Speaker Willis reserved judgment, leaving the bill’s fate uncertain.

Oklahoma City UPI Oklahoma Senate House David Boren Bill Willis D-Tahlequah

Carter invites 450000 to send energy policy ideas

The White House announced 450,000 private citizens and groups received letters from President Carter asking for energy policy input. Press Secretary Powell invited unsolicited suggestions from anyone else who wishes to participate. Energy Adviser Schlesinger noted two thirds of letters went to random Census Bureau lists.

Washington UPI Carter White House Jody Powell James Schlesinger Census Bureau

Energy solution offered in Ohio lawmaker bill

Ohio State Representative John A. Galbraith proposes abolishing January and February and redistributing those 59 days to June July and August to curb energy use. He argues eliminating the coldest days would cut needs by about a third while mocking legislative action.

Columbus Ohio UPI John A. Galbraith Galbraith

House adopts first strict ethics code to curb scandals

The House approved a comprehensive ethics package to require financial disclosures, abolish slush funds, and limit outside earnings. The 402 to 22 vote, with opposition from Republicans and some Democrats, set up enforcement plans and potential federal penalties.

House Washington UPI Thomas P. O'Neill Jr Mass O'Neill America Bill Frenzel R-Minn

Military doubts Russia upholds biowarfare ban

Defense Secretary Harold Brown testified that military leaders doubt Russia fully complies with the 1972 biological warfare ban. He noted unresolved questions about verification and discussed US unilateral disarmament after Nixon's 1969 statement. Pentagon sources say Russia has facilities for biological weapons.

Washington UPI Harold Brown Soviet Union Brown House Armed Services United States Defense Joint Chiefs of Staff George Brown Robert Mollohan D-W.va Richard Nixon Nixon Senate Pentagon

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