Editorials call for oil incentives and market freedom
The editorial argues that Carter’s energy plan taxes consumption without offering production incentives. It cites Union Oil Co. figures on rising costs to drill and develop new oil, notes the 1985 production target, and questions where funding will come from. It urges less government control and a return to market forces to balance supply and demand.
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California
U.S
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Washington
Department of Energy
United States
Energy Department
Radar use gripe fuels debate over speed enforcement
Commissioner Glen Craig of the California Highway Patrol says radar enforcement on state highways is blocked by Teamsters lobbying, while radar on local streets proceeds. He claims the union’s political influence keeps speed policing restricted to nonstate roads, prompting questions about fairness and policy.
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Pete Wilson Aims for California Governorship in 1980 Quest
San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson positions himself as a flexible conservative with a pro business, anti strike platform while courting party conservatives. He backs a statewide anti strike initiative and argues for controlled urban growth. Wilson’s strategy aligns with Reagan era politics and keeps his name central in California GOP speculation.
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Jimmy Carter
California
Jerry Brown
Are Wilson
Brown
Ian
Yell ‘Younger
Los Angeles
Ed Davis
Wilson
Ming Brown
Moderali
Fie
Congress
White House
Proxmire probes self control in Lance affair
Column outlines concerns over Bert Lance loan dealings and President Carter's involvement with Lance during June 1975 banking actions. Questions persist about Carter's meetings with lenders, possible influence on federal investigations, and the need for independent scrutiny beyond the comptroller’s office and DOJ. Presidents, lenders, and banks figure in a widening inquiry.
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Jimmy Carter
Lew Jenkins
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Treasury
John Heimann
William Proxmire
Comptroller
Robert Bloom
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Bloom
Senate
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FBI
Burns' plea prevails for support of dollar
Former Treasury Secretary William Simon praised Dr Arthur Burns chairing the Federal Reserve for warnings on inflation and currency stability. The piece traces Burns statements to Congress, debates over dollar depreciation, and possible 1978 renewal of his Fed chairmanship amid political shifts.
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Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
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Fed
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Carter
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Blumenthal
Washington Post
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United States
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Federal Reserve Reform
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