EPA seeks two year delay on offshore oil leasing plan
The Environmental Protection Agency proposes a two year delay for offshore oil and gas leasing, urging Interior to pause new Alaska coast areas and reassess when coastal states may form heat mitigation plans. EPA criticizes Interior's environmental impact study and argues exploration must balance costs with energy needs, while Ford era rules push greater coal use and potential export quotas if oil shortages persist.
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Schlesinger defends record defense budget
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger defended a record 928 billion dollar budget and urged annual increases to 148 billion in 1980. He told the Senate Armed Services Committee the United States must lead the non Communist world and pressed for higher defense spending as Russia expands its military. Gen. George Brown backed his views noting a qualitative U.S. edge amid Soviet gains. Clocks will shift to daylight time on Feb. 23, resuming standard time six months later unless Congress acts.
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Rockets kill 45 in Phnom Penh
A rocket attack in Phnom Penh killed 45 people and wounded 105 in what officials say is part of ongoing shelling since celebrations began at the capital. The strike hit near Watt Phnum College, a private elementary school serving families of Chinese and Vietnamese descent, as rockets rained down around the city.
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School hamburger program to end says Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department announced the end of a large school hamburger program after buying hundreds of millions of pounds of frozen ground beef for cafeteria use. The program aimed to provide about 15 hamburgers per student while serving roughly 21 million children, with purchases stretching back to 1994 and 1995.
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