Carter plan requires agencies to study regulatory economic impact
The Carter administration proposes an elaborate economic impact review for major regulations. A new subcommittee within the Economic Policy Group would assess costs before rules are imposed, drawing opposition from officials and labor and environmental groups.
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Carter
Washington
Carter Administration
Ford Administration
Barry Bosworth
Council of Economic Advisers
New York Times
Economic Policy Group
Anthony Mazzocchi
Oil, Chemical and Atomics Workers International Union
Urbank concept floated to aid financially troubled cities
The Carter administration is studying proposals to create an urban development bank, Urbank, to offer low interest loans and guarantees to help distressed cities and attract businesses. A rural development bank is also being considered to widen support, with details still under review by a team led by Treasury Secretary Blumenthal.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
Congress
Usbank
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Invasion advances near Kolwezi in Zaire copper belt
Angola’s 5,000 man force closes on Kolwezi as four towns fall in Shaba province. AZAP and U.S. officials report Cuban backed troops in Katangan militia and Soviet support. Kolwezi hosts large copper mines supplying major exports. evacuation of U.S. workers and dependents cited amid deteriorating security.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
UPI
Angola
Kolwezi
Shaba
Katanga
Cyrus Vance
Washington
Republic of
State Department
U.S
Inga-Shaba
AZAP
Soviet Union
Black history sites picked as landmarks
The Massachusetts homes of William C Nell William Monroe Trotter Maria Baldwin and William E B DuBois are among 33 sites named national historic landmarks in a three year study of places tied to black American history Also listed are homes of Scott Joplin Duke Ellington and Jackie Robinsons Brooklyn apartment The Nell biography notes his Boston anti segregation work and his role with the Liberator news paper
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Washington
UPI
Massachusetts
William C. Nell
William Monroe Trotter
Maria Baldwin
William E.B. DuBois
Scott Joplin
Duke Ellington
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
James Joseph
St. Louis
Joplin
St. Nicholas Avenue
New York City
Ellington
Great Barrington
Mass
DuBois
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Boston
William Lloyd Garrison
the Liberator
Longley blasts probe favorable to Indians
Governor James B. Longley attacks staff attorneys of the American Indian Policy Review Commission as unethical and improper after interviews quoted them backing Maine Indian land claims. He urges restraint on legislation to limit claims to monetary damages, noting the Passamaquoddy and Penobscot tribes seek monetary relief for about 12 million acres while ceding title to the most populated area.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
James B. Longley
Federal
Longley
American Indian Policy Review Commission
Congressional Commission
Passamaquoddy
Penobscot
Congress
Conn may join GM fraud suit over Olds engine switch
Connecticut may join other states in suing General Motors for deceptive practices over allegedly replacing expensive Oldsmobiles engines and transmissions with cheaper Chevrolet parts without informing buyers. Attorney General Ajello said an action could seek an injunction, restitution, and fines up to 2000 per violation if substantiated by a Department of Consumer Protection investigation.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
General Motors Co
Chevrolet
Consumer Protection
Mary) Heslin
General Motors Corp
Ajello
Yoshimura Granted Bail After Bomb Conspiracy Conviction
Wendy Yoshimura, 34, convicted on bomb conspiracy charges, is allowed bail set at 50,000 by Alameda County Superior Court Judge Martin Pulich. She faces 1 to 15 years in state prison plus up to five years on two bomb materials and automatic weapon charges, to run concurrently, with potential release between 16 months and three years under a new July 1 law. The judge implied it would be anomalous to deny bail to Yoshimura while Patricia Hearst remains free on bail.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Alameda County
Pulich
Miss Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
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National Conference of Mayors
Tucson
Ariz
John Gunther
Conference of Mayors
Romania
Bucharest
Grand Union
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
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United Press International
Landon Associates, Inc
Authorized
Dunham. Furniture
Bennington, VT
Elm ST
Congressional Delegation
Oldsmobile
Heslin
Fairdale Farms
Madkour
Bennington Monthruthurs
Burt Bros
Yoshimura
Mateh Romi Lal
Main Street
Vermont
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