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JEljr flbtitgantfrg ALABAMA JOURNAL 7A SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1980 Garter launches jawboning campaign WASHINGTON (AP) President Carter president's statement today confirms that the council's action against Mobil is politically motivated." "On the very day the president has made his charges," Mobil said, "a Mobil director met with the president's representatives in an effort to resolve this dispute, and it was the president's representatives who rejected Mobil's efforts to cooperate with this program." Mobil said the largest item in dispute concerned "product purchases which Mobil made at the Department of Energy's request last June." It said Mobil expected to recover the cost of those purchases in the following months, but the government claimed cost-recovery had to be in the same quarter. Mobil contended that the profit guidelines applied on an annual basis. Friday was just the beginning of a jawboning effort that will be used to extend his belt-tightening, budget-cutting campaign to slow inflation. But Carter reiterated he would not ask Congress for authority to impose mandatory controls on wages or prices. The Council on Wage and Price Stability, which oversees Carter's voluntary wage and price program, last month announced that Mobil and 10 other smaller refiners had violated the price standard in the third quarter of 1979.

Mobil, the nation's seventh-largest refiner, appealed the ruling, but that appeal was rejected by the council Friday after a series of negotiating sessions between company executives and administration officials. Mobil issued a statement charging that "the launched a public jawboning campaign Friday to bring pressure on private industry to abide by his voluntary wage and price guidelines. First on his list of targets was Mobil Oil which he accused of refusing to refund more than $45 million in overcharges to customers. "It's difficult for me to understand Mobil's position at a time when compliance is so important" to the administration's anti-inflation effort, Carter said. The president, in a speech to a state lawmakers' conference, cited a half-dozen companies he said have sought to hold down prices or roll back planned increases that exceeded the voluntary limits set by the Council on Wage and Price Stability.

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