Rights groups lukewarm on court's pregnancy case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear two pregnancy related sick leave and seniority issues while reexamining aspects of the GE ruling that excludes pregnancy from disability coverage. Activists view any step as a cautious gain and expect Congressional action with broad labor and women's groups backing efforts.
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Richardson Named for Law of the Sea Talks
President Carter nominates Elliot L. Richardson as ambassador at large and delegate to the Law of the Sea conference. The move highlights the high priority of ocean navigation rights and resource debates as talks resume in New York May 23 with Richardson noted for extensive cabinet service.
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Bell sworn in today amid Senate debate over Marshall choice
In Washington the Senate approved Griffin Bell as attorney general by 75 to 21 after eight hours of debate. Bell is to be sworn in at a Justice Department ceremony with Carter attending, while Labor Secretary-designate Ray Marshall faces continued Senate opposition over union and right to work issues.
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Congress debates stimulus plan impact on unemployment
Congress weighs President Carter's $30 billion two year economic stimulus proposal aimed at cutting unemployment from 7.8 percent toward 6.5 to 7 percent by next Jan. 1. Rep. Richard Bolling testified the plan would not reduce unemployment by as much as promised.
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Sakharov warned of arrest over slander claims
Soviet authorities warned Andrei Sakharov 55 that he faced arrest and prosecution if he continues to issue slanderous statements against the country. The Nobel Peace Prize winner was summoned for a session with the deputy general prosecutor in a confrontation seen as the fiercest yet between him and the state. The charges relate to his remarks about possible official involvement in a January 8 Moscow subway bombing that killed five to seven people and injured about 20.
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Coffee price ads plan eyed by ICO to calm buyers
The International Coffee Organization proposes a multimillion dollar Madison Avenue style promotion to persuade consumers that coffee is worth its rising price. The move is funded by producers and consumers under a six year agreement that began in October as analysts predict US retail prices may reach 4.25 to 5.00 per pound by year end.
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Carter tax jobs plan details tax rebates to low earners
Budget Director Bert Lance outlined President Carter's stimulus package to House leaders, proposing rebates of 50 to 200 dollars per family for those under 17,000 annual income, a smaller permanent tax cut, and boosted business incentives. The plan aims for 15.8 billion in 1977 and 15.5 billion in 1978, with phased rebates for higher incomes and possible benefits for very low income recipients.
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