Rhodesia Vote Puts Pressure On Carter Over Sanctions
A 75-19 Senate resolution says Rhodesia's elections were fair and open and urges Carter to lift trade sanctions within 10 days of a black Muzorewa led government being formed. Supporters hail victory. critics say premature and risk angering Black Africa. Rep Solarz notes House action unclear until Case-Javits conditions are evaluated.
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Stephen Solarz
D-N.y
House Foreign Affairs
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Carter to Decide on Rhodesia Sanctions by June
Senator Schweiker says Carter will determine by June 15 whether Rhodesia formed a government chosen by free elections. He notes 75 percent Senate backing, calling it more than symbolic and a potential threat if sanctions remain. Helms supported immediate lifting and welcomed the result.
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Court Justices Ignore Disclosure Law Sparks Debate
Supreme Court Chief Justice Burger and Justice Rehnquist skirt the Ethics in Government Act as a New Orleans judge blocks timing for public financial statements. Six federal judges support the ruling while Powell files late. the order prompts wider obedience issues in federal courts.
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Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
William H. Rehnquist
New Orleans
U.S
Robert Collins
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Burger
Rehnquist
Collins
Dole Returns to New Hampshire Supporters Rally
Kansas Sea coverage notes Bob Dole's return to New Hampshire one day after entering the 1980 presidential race as the seventh Republican candidate. He told supporters he would win in New Hampshire.
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Bob Dole
New Hampshire
Dole
American Psychiatrists Rule Grigorenko Sane
Three American psychiatrists at the APA meeting concluded Pyotr Grigorenko is sane despite Soviet doctors labeling him insane. The panel from Harvard Columbia and Albany examined the exiled Soviet general in New York and at Harvard, citing tests and an interpreter. They warned psychiatry can be misused as political repression, noting a Tashkent commission dissent.
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Pyotr Grigorievich Grigorenko
Soviet Union
American Psychiatric Association
Harvard University
New York City
Alan A. Stone
Harvard
APA
Walter Reich
Washington, D.C
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Albany
N.Y
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Stone
Grigorenko
Secret Police
Tashkent
Serbsky Institute of Forensic Psychiatry
Moscow
Columbia
Court Decides Against Sears in Equal Opportunity Suit
U S District Judge June L Green dismissed Sears Roebuck and Co claim that the federal government blocked its efforts to end employment discrimination. The court ruled Sears failed to show a justiciable controversy and called the suit a political essay. Sears chairman Edward R Telling commented in Chicago on disappointment and potential appeal.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
U.S
June L. Green
Sears
Edward R. Telling
Chicago
Telling
Integration But Not Busing Accepted
A 1979 Southern poll shows whites oppose busing to achieve school integration while largely supporting eventual integration. Half view the 1954 Supreme Court ruling as good, 37 percent see it as bad, and 55 percent expect public schools to be better with integration.
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Supreme Court
Atlanta Constitution
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Darden Research Corp
South
Claiborne Darden
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