Carter Lobbying Continues Over Auto Emission Standards
Washington AP report notes auto industry and Carter administration lobbyists pressing for stricter air pollution rules while a House Senate conference committee seeks compromise. Senate bill tightens auto controls with 1980 deadline. House backs slower timetable. Extensions would help industry. protests on emissions, trucks, motorcycles, and urban air quality.
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Klansmen Start Kindergarten To Combat Distortions
Louisville based Ku Klux Klan leaders form Junior Klan a program for white children ages 8 to 18 to teach what they call history not found in books amid claims of distorted public school education. Sherman Adams says the group is not a hate school and cites a substantial but undisclosed member base while awaiting trial on burglary assault and conspiracy charges in a separate case.
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Carter signals possible B1 bomber production shift
President Carter, who once called the B1 bomber exotic and unnecessary, appears leaning toward at least limited production after meetings with lawmakers. Key figures Rep. Drinan and Rep. Dellums report he may authorize a fleet, though many expect him not to back all 244 planes at $102 million each. Carter aims to decide by July 1, with further briefing and seclusion to study information.
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Weather Elsewhere and White House Credibility Note
The White House released a statement clarifying that the President’s remarks referred to access to fuller classified information on military capabilities. Sen George McGovern challenged Carter over his credibility, urging him to stand by his opposition to the BL and stressing institutional credibility as essential to national defense.
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Voter Registration Closing Notice Franklin County
County Clerk's Office warns that voter registration closes at 7 p.m. on June 21, 1977 and reopens July 13, 1977. Citizens aged 18 or older must register in person or by mail. registration remains valid until a name or address change requires re registration. Aura Sutton is County Election Officer.
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