Carter heads to seven nation summit on oil costs
President Carter travels to London for a seven nation economic summit to align policies, back a new IMF emergency fund of 16 billion dollars, address oil price impacts, and push world trade talks. He will also meet NATO leaders in London and discuss West Berlin with Britain France and West Germany.
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Carter warns Congress on U S oil dependence and energy plan
Defense Secretary Harold Brown and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance testified on America's growing reliance on Middle East oil. They urged reducing Persian Gulf dependence, boosting Western Hemisphere oil, and building a billion-barrel stockpile as Carter pushes a 113–item energy package with costly reforms.
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Texas facing billion-dollar surplus fuels tax cut debate
Texas lawmakers debate use of a $1 billion surplus and $2 billion projected in two years. Conservatives push tax cuts to rein in spending while liberals urge continued spending for social programs. Comptroller Bullock notes higher revenues from energy prices and Sunbelt growth, with May 30 adjournment looming.
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UN to Probe Korean Military Incident
United Nations Command said North Koreans ambushed a South Korean patrol near the DMZ wounding one and killing another, prompting a probe request by the Military Armistice Commission. North Korea denied involvement via Radio Pyongyang, while tensions linger after the earlier Panmunjom killings.
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Midsession Stock Rally Pushes Dow Higher on Hopes for Price Index
A mid session wave of buying lifts the Dow Jones average 6.53 to 940.72 as volume swells on the NYSE to 23.33 million shares. Analysts anticipate the April wholesale price index will show a smaller rise than March, aiding further gains. The AMEX market value index climbs to 113.55 and the NYSE composite to 54.49 as investors await price data.
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