Carter urged to placate Mexico
WASHINGTON (UPI) Two senators
ui'ged President Carter yesterday, on
the eve of his departure for Mexico, to
make a more enthusiastic effort to get
Mexican gas and oil for the United
States.
•'With Iranian oil production cut off, the
United States faces new oil shortages,
and Carter promised Monday he would
offer President Jose Lopez Portillo “a
fair price” and good faith negotiations
foj’ developing newly discovered
Mexican natural gas and oil resources.
however, Sens. Richard Lugar, R-
Ind., and Edward Zorinsky, D-Neb.,
unged Carter in a joint letter yesterday
Senate Leader will withhold SALT support
WASHINGTON (UPI) Senate Democratic Leader
Robert Byrd said yesterday he has his doubts about the
Merging SALT II accord and will withhold his crucial
Subport “until I read the fine print.”
Pyrd, whose opposition would be a staggering blow
for President Carter, said he mistrusts the Soviets
partly because of their “adventurism” in Africa and
elsewhere just the sort of “linkage” Carter is hoping
#>hvoid.
The president and his strategists want the Senate
ratification battle confined,to the merits of the new
Bank 'generous' to client
DALLAS (UPI) With nothing more
than a cool “thank you,” the Republic
National Bank of Dallas yesterday
accepted $75,000 from an honest
customer who found it surprisingly
difficult to give back the money ac
ctfjlently put in his account.
Killick, surrounded by blue
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As Killick stood quietly with one
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finished, he turned to Killick and very
professionally said, ‘‘thank you.”
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to reverse his “present negative policy”
on Mexican fuel purchases.
Administration energy officials
earlier said the proposed Mexican prices
were too high.
Lugar and Zorinsky warned, “No
amount of wishful thinking will make the
United States energy independent.”
- “It is a grave mistake to pursue a
policy which virtually writes off our
access to a very large energy supply
from a close and friendly country,” they
wrote.
“We urge you to reconsider your
present policy and to take the first step
strategic arms limitation treaty and hope it will not
evolve into a free-wheeling debate of Soviet foreign
policy.
Republican leaders have indicated they will press on
just such a debate. The administration is counting on
Byrd and his Democratic lieutenants to thwart that
move.
“I’m going to wait until I see the fine print,” Byrd told
reporters who asked his views of SALT 11, said to be in
its final stages of negotiation.
The counter then dropped all the
money on the floor and had to pick it up.
The dropping of $75,000 was the only
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On Feb. 5, three days after he had been
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the extra money into a certificate of
deposit to separate it from his funds,
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toward a relationship with Mexico based
on mutual respect and self-interest.”
In addition to gas and oil, another
major point of difference Carter will
discuss with Portillo in his three-day
visit is the illegal immigration of hun
dreds of thousands of Mexicans to the
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order to gain access to Mexican energy
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“It is not possible to link the im
migration and energy issues because
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siderations which must be settled on
their own merits,” Huddleston said.
He asked Carter to be firm on the
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Carter was scheduled to leave the
White House Wednesday morning,
arriving in Mexico City shortly after
noon. In addition to an opening
discussion and luncheon with Lopez
Portillo, he had several official functions
to perform, including a wreath-laying at
the monument to Mexican in
dependence.
“I’m not going to buy a pig-in-the poke at this time.
“I have reservations because, based on our previous
experiences with the Soviet Union, we have to make
haste slowly when it comes to agreements ... It’s pretty
hard to divorce in one’s thinking the adventurism the
Soviets are participating in in Africa, Vietnam and
other places in the world.
“A piece of paper is worthless,” he said. “We’ve seen
that in a good many instances with Soviet leaders. I
want to see what’s on the paper and whether it’s
verifiable.”
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