Carter sister backs motorcycle rights repeal push
Gloria Spann, 50, sister of President-elect Carter, says she will use political connections to lobby for repeal of motorcycle safety laws. She plans to contact local legislators and Carter aides, and to discuss riders’ rights with her brother. Spann and her husband own five motorcycles and have eight years of riding experience. Deeds: Welty to Steinway in Muscatine. Graham to Rider in West Liberty.
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Energy policy handoff shapes Carter agenda in brief
Incoming Carter aides face a backlog of unfinished Ford era energy policy starting with offshore leasing Western coal development and Naval Petroleum Reserve No 4 transfers. Issues include Alaskan gas transport Alaskan oil to Texas strip mining law and potential redirection of ERDA funding from the breeder reactor to solar and clean coal research.
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