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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1977

Page

4

Deficit feared in Carter energy plan after House actions

Washington officials warn that changes by House committees to President Carter’s national energy plan could widen deficits to 30 to 40 billion dollars through 1985. Exemptions from oil and gas taxes by the Ways and Means panel may slash revenues by nearly 35 billion, while expenditures rise from weatherization and aid programs.

Washington House Carter Eliot R. Cutler Office of Management and Budget House Budget Committee Ways and Means Committee Cutler House Committee Ways and Means White House Commerce Committee Congress

Tricentennial Time Capsule Sealed At National Archives

The National Bicentennial Tricentennial Time Capsule was sealed during an Independence Day ceremony at the National Archives. It carries items from 1776 to guide planners for the 1976 tricentennial, including the 7th Fleet flag, signatures of federal leaders, and state capsule details. Reynolds Metals provided the recyclable aluminum capsules designed for durability.

Washington National Archives 7Th Fleet Guam New York City Gerald R. Ford House Carl Albert Warren E. Burger Nelson A. Rockefeller Henry A. Kissinger Reynolds Metals Co Reynolds

Second class postal rates rise for nonprofits this Wednesday

Washington AP report notes second class publications, books and nonprofit mailings see an average 21 percent rate increase under a six-year plan to phase out taxpayer subsidies. Not all mail types are affected, with examples showing weekly newspapers rising from 1.57 to 6.8 cents per copy and books or records from 25 to 30 cents for the first pound.

Washington Postal Service Congress

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