Carter orders bureaucratic overlap study across federal agencies
President Carter directed reviews of federal policy across nutrition, disaster response, economic planning, and legal services. He ordered studies by department heads on food production and distribution, civil defense, and the justice system to fix gaps, improve efficiency, and expand access to legal aid.
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Trade deficit widens as July import gap grows
Washington reports a July trade deficit of 83 billion, lifting the seven‑month shortfall to 41.08 billion. Commerce notes the monthly figure ranks as the fourth largest in history amid a string of deficits, with economist Courtenay Alter commenting June followed a trend. Additional items include cocaine trafficking charges against Waylon Jennings and an appeals court upholding offshore leases, plus state political and labor unrest notes.
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Reagan Opposes Panama Canal Treaty After Briefing
Former California governor Ronald Reagan told Young Americans for Freedom he would not back the Panama Canal treaty, citing sovereignty and national security concerns. Linowitz and Bunker briefed him, and Reagan said he wanted to consider all options before any final position. Weather notes and unrelated world facts follow, including a history of Beluga sturgeon production and Cape Verde’s 1975 independence.
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Voyager 2 Locks Onto Star Guide
Voyager 2, en route to Jupiter and Saturn, locked onto the star Canopus to refine its trajectory. JPL reports earlier transmission errors and missed data but says the craft remains on course with planned maneuvers and instrument checks as it travels about 4 million miles from Mars.
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