Weddington Seeks White House Post With Abortion Stand
Sarah Weddington the Texas lawyer and former Roe attorney is under consideration to replace Midge Costanza as White House adviser on women’s issues. She supports abortion rights while President Carter personally opposes federal funding. Carter welcomed her stance during a Houston meeting with delegates to the International Women's Year.
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FBI Probing Money Going To Swiss Banks
Federal agents pursue big money linked to General Services Administration payoffs from contractors. The probe, led by Justice Department and FBI liaisons, targets funds channeled through U S and Swiss banks. Unnamed sources cite a vast network of accounts and complex transfers to hide payoffs.
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Wallace says tax revolt not new in national scene
Gov. George Wallace notes discussions at the National Governors Association meeting in Boston reflect a tax revolt trend he has warned about since 1968. He cites remarks by Edmund Brown Jr. and Edward Kennedy as evidence of mounting taxpayer pressure on government.
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