Senate approves oil import quota for U S tankers
The Senate votes 42 0 28 to require a portion of U S oil imports to be carried on American tankers with a plan to reach 30 percent by 1977 A waiver for emergencies could be added 180 days per president Long argues the move helps national security and jobs while opponents warn of inflation and higher oil costs Cotton predicts escalation of prices if enacted Institute estimates 60 billion extra by 1985 despite tariff relief from import fee reductions
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Interior objects to strip mining bills warning of veto
The Department of Interior filed 14 objections to House and Senate strip mining bills, signaling a possible presidential veto. Secretary Rogers C B Morton criticized surface rights provisions in both measures, noting federal jurisdiction and cost concerns while urging state enforcement and citing an $8 million first year price tag for the House bill.
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Deodorant soaps may harm by killing germs
A two year FDA study draft warns deodorant soaps and other antimicrobials may destroy protective skin germs and fail to improve odor control. The panel calls for tighter limits on hexachlorophene and tribuin compounds, citing possible brain and skin sensitivity risks and the need for safer alternatives.
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