Carter plans farewell week amid budget work and gaffs
President Carter stayed at the White House over the weekend to finalize a budget, work on a farewell address, and plan televised remarks. He signaled a return to Plains for Jan. 20 moves and outlined dinners, lunches, and receptions with allies. Reagan, amid grain embargo debates, hedged on ending policy and warned of rising deficits, stressing study and budget reform.
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Dumping of radioactive waste in Atlantic eyed by panel
A House energy subcommittee plans to probe a retired Navy pilot’s claim that radioactive wastes were secretly dumped into the Atlantic about 100 miles east of Atlantic City after World War II. The pilot says 55 gallon drums were dropped on three flights in October 1947, with Navy records later failing to verify the missions.
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Whistleblower complaints face tough scrutiny says GAO official
Washington reports quote Mary Eastwood of the Merit Systems Protection Board describing whistleblower work as thankless. The GAO notes complaints trigger mixed reactions from agencies and Congress cutting budgets, with few employees expressing gratitude despite relief from reprisals.
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Gas supplies seen adequate despite colder winter projections
An Energy Department report argues that gas supplies will be sufficient for industrial and commercial users even if December to February are 20 percent colder than normal. Regulators note the 1976-77 shortage could recur only with demand slippage, while reserves from conventional gas decline faster than replenishment.
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