Groundhog Day hoax blamed for six more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil emerged at 7:27 a.m. and saw his shadow, dooming the nation to six more weeks of cold weather. The event, a cherished local ritual since 1887, drew hundreds despite frigid 12 degree temperatures as officials praised the Groundhog Club tradition and festivities.
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Carter to stress sacrifices in first fireside chat
President Carter will discuss energy sacrifices in his first televised fireside chat from the White House library at 10 p.m. Eastern time. The address aims to connect with the public, outlining hopes and sacrifices while Carter awaits a report from Vice President Mondale on his eight day trip to Europe and Japan.
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Mondale reports success of overseas mission for Carter
Vice President Mondale returns from a 10 day 22215 mile diplomatic tour of Belgium Germany Italy Great Britain France and Japan to brief President Carter. He says allies understand the new administration and a summit of industrial nations may be planned in London later this year. Carter will focus on energy tax cuts and jobs while reinforcing civil rights diplomacy and relations with Congress.
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Justice Dept. says Ray acted alone in King killing
The Justice Department concluded after months of inquiry that James Earl Ray acted alone in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. The 148 page Shaheen report was prepared for former Attorney General Edward Levi, but publication is withheld to avoid influencing House debates on reopening investigations. Ray remains in a 99 year sentence after pleading guilty in the United States.
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April rebates seen
Washington UPI reports that 94 of every 100 Americans are likely to receive a $50 per person tax rebate this spring with checks mailed by April if Congress acts quickly. The business tax incentives face changes, and Ways and Means plans six days of hearings on the stimulus package.
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Lance says wait on rebate increase in winter drag
Federal budget director Bert Lance said it is premature to discuss raising the proposed 50 dollar tax rebate amid severe winter conditions. He noted unknown January unemployment and the weather's impact but did not rule out possible later changes to the stimulus package.
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Cox says Indian land case in Maine is strong
Archibald Cox joined the Passamaquoddy and Penobscot tribes as consultants in a suit claiming two thirds of Maine. He opposes a plan to limit claims to monetary damages and favors pursuing land restitution, with a March 1 decision deadline for federal handling.
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