Byrd presses Carter on bomber funding and canal talks
In brief items from Washington and Beirut, Sen. Byrd warns President Carter against large scale B 1 bomber production and urges restraint while the Panama Canal pact faces congressional hurdles. Vance cautions votes are tight as U S-Lebanon policy and aid questions draw debate.
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U.S. Offers Cut-Rate Arms Financing Despite Carter Plan
Treasury backed loans at deep discounts for foreign arms purchases, Senate critique says the Federal Financing Bank has lent about 2.4 billion to 27 governments, many military regimes, at rates up to 2.5 percent below market. Henry Reuss accuses the program of advantaging repressive regimes and harming domestic borrowers while Defense and Treasury coordinate loans. Countries listed include Argentina, Israel, Greece, Kenya, Philippines, Turkey, Uruguay and more with varied loan totals.
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White House Reorganization Plan Aims at Carter Era
The plan targets reducing duplication and overlap across federal agencies. It would streamline information flow to the President and reorganize the executive office, creating a Cabinet level Department of Energy and reorganizing seven other units. The move follows campaign promises to shrink the bureaucracy.
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Amin attacks Young as puppet diplomat amid Uganda unrest
Ugandan leader Amin calls U S envoy Andrew Young a puppet diplomat while denying an assassination plot and admitting unrest in Uganda. He praises Carter and criticizes imperialists and Zionists, warns exiles smuggling arms, and discusses government reorganization plans under OMB scrutiny.
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