Humphrey Returns to Washington After Cancer Battle
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey, 66, arrives in Washington aboard Air Force One after two months of chemotherapy in Minneapolis. President Carter hails him, noting Humphrey’s resilience and public service. Humphrey plans a Senate appearance and will stay in D C 10 days to two weeks before returning to Minnesota for further chemotherapy.
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Tempers flare in energy conference committee
Washington reports feuds erupt as White House House and Senate negotiate energy plans. Durkin clashed with Dingell over comity and paper color while talks continue on coal conversion utility reform and natural gas pricing. Senate debate looms on tax credits versus taxes, chamber backs deregulation of natural gas, and business groups push for the Senate version.
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Testimony Sought From Hanna And Kim In Korea Influence Case
Justice Department pressures two more conspirators in the Korean influence buying scandal to testify as Park withholds meetings in Seoul. Former Rep. Hanna and Hancho Kim face trials Jan. 9, with prosecutors aiming to leverage potential heavy sentences to secure cooperation.
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Lebanese Fighting Near Israeli Border Sparks Four Hour Battle
Up to 1,400 Lebanese army troops were ready to move into the south as right wing militiamen and Moslem leftists clashed for about four hours near the Israeli border. Leftists blamed the rightists for firing from Marjayoun Klein and el Meri. The fight violated a U S mediated cease fire in its first major test in two weeks.
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Terrorist actions across Italy and France alarm Europe
In Milan a councilman was shot eight times and a policeman lost a hand to a pipe bomb at a Brescia dealership. In Paris leftists occupied Liberation offices while firebombing a bank branch and a Mercedes showroom. In Lima Peru street paving nears 24 square miles of repairs, mayor says.
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Chicago hotel blaze kills seven
A cigarette sparked a fire at the Hotel Toledo on Chicago's southwest side when a mattress caught fire in Room 101. Seven people died and 12 were injured as residents escaped by ladders or jumping from windows while 30 were evacuated. The two‑story brick hotel, once the Paper Doll, had a history of trouble, and investigators found no arson. Damages were about 35000 dollars.
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