Carter orders disclosure of CIA overall budget
President Carter directed the intelligence community not to oppose releasing the nations overall budget figure for intelligence. Turners says disclosure is a risk but necessary in a free society. Senate hearings proceed on whether any part of the budget should be public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIA
Stansfield Turner
Carter
U.S
CLA
Tuer
Senate Intelligence Committee
Turner
Senate
Illiam Colby
Richard Helms
Pentagon
William Kp. Hathaway
D-Maine
CIA fires two midlevel employees over misjudgment
CIA Director Stansfield Turner said he fired two middle level employees for lack of good judgment in helping former agency officers obtain explosive devices and equipment for overseas sale. He testified to the Senate panel that both men were capable and patriotic but entrapped by the lure of helping an old friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIA
Stansfield Turner
Turner
Senate Intelligence Committee
Washington Post
Officials quote Schlesinger view 200 new nuclear plants hinted
Washington reports top energy adviser James Schlesinger suggested 200 to 300 new nuclear plants could be built in 15 to 20 years while President Carter called nuclear power a last resort. Governors and officials noted his emphasis on nuclear power beyond Carter's public stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlesinger
Ateay
Washington
Carter
James Schlesinger
Kyilis Lamphere
Seattle
James Thompson
Illinois
Carter Sai
Conserva
Carter Opposes Law to Delay Plutonium Work
Washington officials report the Carter administration resists a bill to indefinitely halt plutonium reprocessing and reeveling. President Carter previously urged deferral but opposes enacting it into law while seeking international cooperation to curb proliferation risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Washington
House
Ford executives warn of auto industry shutdown over emissions rules
Ford Vice President William C. Bourke warned at the Arizona Auto Dealers Association meeting that absent prompt action on 1978 emission standards Congress will force production with the industry near collapse. He cited Ford delaying the Fiesta European model due to lack of certification and blamed Congress for dilly dallying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Ford Motor Co
William C. Rourke
Ford
Congress
U.S
Lyne
Bourke
House
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arizona State Prison
Florenc
Jeff Martin
Hathaway
Fegulan Carnes Deliveriy
Telraram
Secver
Weekederys
Beene
Jetoats
BP ‘Bay
Lene
Ge Ait
Atomic Energy Commission
Nixon
Atomic Feeds Forum
Session of Congress
Nidustg
Peugeot
Weise
Hutey
Long Beach Blvd
Peugeol
Carpeteria
Arcest
Enon Yurconditiona
Marvels
Nany Decorator
Sue
Saxony
Wymane
Trevira
Heen
Eley
Harber Shed
Trevira’ Star Meebo
Hitlink
Eta Plush
Bertia Ugoes
Soltwood
Dann
Whittier
Montclair
F. Whattier
Alley Parker
Pasadena
Coleende Bled
Canoga Park
Sheymen Wey