California energy chief questions coal switch and pollution limits
An energy adviser to President Carter, James Schlesinger, warned on Face the Nation that the United States may face risks in burning coal and noted California’s unique air pollution problems. He said later years of the energy plan might be flexible to integrate welfare and tax reform and emphasized reducing dependence on large, low gas-mileage cars.
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U S oil experts ready to cap North Sea well
American experts moved to cap the runaway North Sea well off Norway, targeting a Wednesday completion. Phillips Petroleum said the Teakage plug plan remains on schedule as the barge Shadow and Red Adair crew assist with hydraulic equipment and undersea valve work amid shifting winds and continuing oil slick cleanup efforts.
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Public fears Carter energy plan harm to economy
New York survey shows public split on President Carter energy program with 49 percent more favorable due to his energy stance, while 39 percent feel the same and 13 percent less favorable. Newsweek notes 82 percent foresee personal hardship from higher energy costs and 61 percent fear national economy would suffer if adopted.
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CIA budget scheme described in Boyce trial testimony
Former CIA operative Marchetti testified in the Christopher J. Boyce espionage trial in Los Angeles about a project codenamed Pyramider. He recalled the idea in 1968 as a brilliant but Mimsy concept and said it was discussed with Congress to justify funding in the budget.
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Carter's tax plan sparks party clash in Senate debate
The energy plan faces a tax bill dispute as Republicans push permanent income tax cuts while Carter threatens a veto. Senate leaders Baker and Byrd claim head counts show slim chances for the GOP measure as debate enters its fifth day.
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UN predicts 100 year oil supply at high cost
United Nations analysis notes the world likely has enough oil to meet demand for a century but at significantly higher extraction costs. Conventional sources cover 45 to 55 years. future supplies may come from offshore and developing regions as prices rise, with progress in tech aiding efficiency. The report foresees oil remaining key while a shift to renewables spans a century or more.
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Swiss bank fraud arrests three Credit Suisse officials
Three senior officials at the Chiasso branch of Credit Suisse were arrested in what may be Switzerland’s largest bank fraud. Authorities said losses could reach up to $100 million. The trio were charged with misrouting fiduciary accounts to a Liechtenstein holding company funding three Italian businesses.
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Governors spurn Canada oil pipeline plan
Paget to Atlantic Richfield Co. plans to ship Raskan crude via Cherry Point port in northwestern Washington and transship to Midwestern refineries. The Northern Tier proposal would create a northern U S pipeline, controlled by American interests to avoid negotiations and cutoffs, while Sen. Magnuson opposes tanker traffic beyond essential refinery supply. Environmentalists warn tanker traffic could trigger spills and damage inland waters in Western Washington.
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Prison lockdown at San Quentin after prisoner stabbing
San Quentin prison ordered a partial lockdown after an inmate was stabbed seven times in the chest, back and face during a breakfast crossing. Two attackers fled, two homemade knives were found, and officials reviewed whether the assault was gang related while inmates stayed in cells.
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