Senate unit vote upholds business credits in tax bill
The Senate, 74 to 20, rejected a bid by Kennedy and Bumpers to strike the business credits from the tax package. The vote maintains a form of business credit despite President Carter’s push to drop it for balance. A final Senate vote was not expected until next week.
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Soviet Attacks Carter Over Election Promises
Pravda in a sharp blast accuses President Carter of false promises to black voters and boosting arms spending to aid big monopolies. White House dismisses the charges as misinformed. Senate Finance Committee reshapes a jobs tax credit plan tied to payroll and investment credits, awaiting House-Senate conferees.
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Court rejects Watergate appeals from Nixon aides
Five Supreme Court justices voted 5-3 to not review the Watergate convictions of John Mitchell H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman. Chief Justice Burger sought to sway Stevens and White to reconsider. Ehrlichman Haldeman Mitchell received prison terms for obstruction of justice perjury and conspiracy.
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Stevens accuses White House of secret fishing order
Senator Stevens says the Carter administration secretly empowered the State Department to decide when Soviet fishing vessels violating the 200 mile zone should be seized. He calls it diplomatic immunity for foreign fishers and a shift from Coast Guard enforcement, risking the 200 mile concept and American fishermen’s rights. Magnuson agrees the State Department is calling the shots, while officials declined to testify publicly on the decision. Enforcement began March 1 with multiple Soviet violations and seizures surrounding the Taras Shevchenko case.
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Father Gains Abortion Halt In New Jersey Case
John Rothenberger Jr., 23, of Orange, N.J., obtained a state Supreme Court injunction delaying Wendy Chasalow's planned abortion at six weeks. The order bars the procedure until 4:30 p.m. Monday and prevents medical participants from acting in the abortion. Rothenberger claims paternity and seeks guardian rights, arguing moral grounds and challenging the timing of the Supreme Court ruling on abortion rights.
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Morristown
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Orange
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Supreme Court
Robert J. Clifford
Miss Chasalow
Italy weighs emergency moves after Rome university rioting
Premier Andreotti ordered an emergency cabinet session to discuss new law and order measures after bloody riots at Rome University in which a policeman was killed. Police swept university housing blocks for instigators as authorities sealed off the campus and debated detentions power amid party brawl over police controls.
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Park says no demand to keep U.S. troops in Korea
South Korea’s Park Chung-hee tells UPI he does not plan to ask for long U.S. ground troop stays. He warns American leaders to weigh the strategic value of troops here for containing the Soviet Union while Seoul accelerates self-reliance and weapons purchases. He stresses strong air support and warned of possible Chinese or Soviet intervention if North Korea provokes war.
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Vermont Weekend Outlook From UPI
Extended outlook for Vermont Sunday through Tuesday calls for seasonable conditions with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of rain Sunday and Monday. Tuesday should be clearing with highs in the mid 60s and overnight lows around 35 to 45.
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