Carter urges public pressure to back energy plan
President Carter calls for an aroused public to apply pressure on Congress and counter special interests over the energy package. He says Ambassador Andrew Young’s outspoken stance has hindered efforts and broadening focus beyond Africa is needed. He warns that without public support, lobbyists will prevail.
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Energy Package Faces Heavy Cuts Amid Carter Push
Congress trims key energy proposals as President Carter campaigns for a strong package. House and Senate versions diverge on oil and gas pricing powers. Tax ideas on gasoline, gas guzzlers, insulation credits and solar credits face weakened support. Public pressure and committee votes signal a rocky path for the administration.
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First Lady's nausea cancels Venezuela talks in Caracas
First Lady Mrs. Carter, visiting Caribbean and Latin American nations, felt sick during a meeting with Mrs. Blanquita Rodriguez de Perez and canceled labor union talks. She rested 43 minutes at the La Casona palace while assistants filled in. She later told reporters she remains committed to aiding her husband’s campaign and the tour’s goals.
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Soviet Detain American Reporter Over State Secrets Claim
American Los Angeles Times correspondent Robert C. Toth was detained for three hours in Moscow after being accused of receiving state secrets from parapsychology researcher Valery G. Pelyikov. He refused to sign a confession and was freed, with the U S embassy weighing a protest as Times editors denounced intimidation of reporters amid a Soviet human rights campaign.
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Midwest Storms Drench the Heartland Causing Outages
Early morning thunderstorms drenched the Midwest from Ohio Valley to Nebraska with 2 inches in Chicago’s South Side and widespread outages. Illinois Bell reported about 2000 telephones out of service citywide. Whitefish Bay recorded 3.23 inches. Scattered storms followed in Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado.
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Verbal hurdles slow trial in Ann Arbor VA hospital case
A New York attorney and a Filipina nurse faced tough cross examination in U S District Court over the Pavulon poisoning of eight patients at the Ann Arbor Veterans Administration hospital in 1975. The two defendants aimed to clarify language gaps amid tense exchanges as witnesses and relatives watched.
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