Trudeau sticks to oil export phase-out to United States
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau told President Ford he will not alter the plan to cut oil exports to the United States, moving toward an end to cross-border oil by 1982. He warned a policy change could strain bilateral ties, noting U.S. imports now at 900,000 barrels daily with a July cut to 650,000, and a total phase-out to follow.
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Stennis urges public support for arms pact
Sen. John Stennis of Mississippi praised the Vladivostok accord on nuclear weapon ceilings as a critical step in arms control and urged public backing. He warned the pact could save the U.S. defense budget up to 4 million dollars yearly and said it would keep the United States flexible while maintaining security within the 2,400 delivery-vehicle cap.
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Ullman foresees tax reform bill next year in Mills successor run
Rep. Al Ullman, likely to replace Wilbur Mills as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, said a tax reform bill would pass next year and entertain new taxes. He also pressed for a national health plan and discussed broadening the tax base, potentially with a value added tax, while criticizing payroll taxes as regressive. Mills remains hospitalized in Bethesda Naval Hospital after a journey that included a Boston visit with Fanne Foxe.
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