September 4, 1976

Carter, in apparent distinct shift of pol emphasis, stresses need to curb inflation and achieve balance budget, saying that to reach those goals he might delay start of 'costly programs' if elected Pres, news conf, Plains, Ga; promises to carry out promises he made to voters for new and different Govt programs, but warns that some might be delayed and others only slowly 'phased' into operation; adds existing programs that had outlived their usefulness would be eliminated; outlines his position for controlling inflation, unemployment and on tax reform; confirms that his 3 sons had used marijuana, and says he regretted it; says he never tried drug and does not 'approve' of it, though he has called for decriminalization of marijuana; illus of Carter and Mondale (L)

Econ Advisers Council chmn Alan Greenspan, commenting on increase in number of women entering job mkt, rejects suggestion that decisions reflect greater inability of households to cope with inflation (S)

Paul E Gilly and Claude E Vealey are sentenced to life in prison for '69 slayings; Judge Charles G Sweet delays sentences of Aubran Martin for 2 mos to allow him to assemble further evidence and consult new legal counsel; Gilly and Vealey illus (M)

Cong rept examining impact of Arab boycott against cos doing business with Israel asserts that US Commerce Dept acted in collusion with some US concerns to uphold boycott; Repr James H Scheuer, who helped draft rept, charges that 'several billions of dollars' in US exports to Arab countries in '74 and '75 were conducted in compliance with boycott restrictions; says rept will demonstrate that Commerce Dept 'sabotaged US law, Export Adm Act, regarding Arab boycott; says investigation shows that for 10 yrs until fall of '75, Commerce Dept confidentially advised US businessmen that they need not comply with US Govt request to file information about Arab boycott demands; J T Smith, Commerce Dept general counsel, says dept opened up its files to Repr John E Moss, chmn of HR subcom; says dept confidentially advised US businessmen that they can avoid effects of boycott by exporting through foreign subsidiaries; similar charge was made Sept 1 in syndicated column by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten; Commerce Sec Elliot L Richardson reptdly wrote Anderson charging column 'inaccurately and unfairly' describes dept's policies (M)

Comr Berle confirms that Kepone has been found in fish taken from Lake Ontario and Niagara River; says dept will seek source of Kepone as well as sources of Mirex and PCB's (M)