Senate Debated Abortion Amendment Faces Fierce Opposition
In Washington the Senate opened a floor debate on a constitutional amendment to ban abortions. Orrin Hatch leads supporters who say this is a first step, while opponents led by Bob Packwood warn the measure lacks votes and could undermine women's bodily rights. Packwood预计 42-50 votes challenged.
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West Virginia Weather Outlook Brings Warm Showers Chance
The National Weather Service forecast shows a chance of showers Thursday through Saturday in West Virginia. Temperatures will run above normal with daytime highs in the 80s to around 90 and overnight lows in the 60s.
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Manchin Issues Campaign Bill In West Virginia
Secretary of State A James Manchin announces a regulation governing funds raised under the states test the waters law to refund unspent money on a pro rata basis if a candidate does not become official. Attorney General Chauncey Browning questions his authority, though Manchin defends it as a test case. The rule targets pre candidacy donations from potential candidates like Speaker Clyde See and Lee, with the 1984 primary entry period approaching.
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Briefing Book Called Sensitive From Carter Aides
Washington AP President Reagan's spokesman said a briefing book delivered to the White House by Jimmy Carter's former aides appears more sensitive than material used for the 1980 campaign debate. Speakes noted it includes focused debating points, key lines, first hand accounts, questions to ask, and challenges. The White House says the materials are the only issue briefing materials prepared for the Carter debate.
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Stiffer Trade Theft Laws Eyed In US Congress
Washington investigators charge foreign rivals steal billions in trade secrets with lax penalties and press for tougher laws. Lawmakers cite an FBI sting against Hitachi linked to IBM documents and computers, seeking steeper penalties and stronger government actions.
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D-Mich
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IBM
States Allowed to Get Millions In Extra Taxes
The Supreme Court ruled 5-3 that states may tax multinational corporations on worldwide income, potentially yielding hundreds of millions in revenue for states using unitary tax systems. The decision accompanies other rulings on evidence, child adoption rights, police bills, and a timber mismanagement suit involving the Quinault tribe.
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UMW Assets Drop In 1982
Charleston report notes United Mine Workers net assets fell nearly 3 million in 1982 despite a 2.3 million rise in dues. Higher payroll expenses and reduced dividend income offset the dues gain as Rich Trumka cut workforce after taking over in December.
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Home Schooling Debate Gauges Virginia Views
Virginia lawmakers heard nearly 60 speakers on home schooling. Proponents argue home instruction fosters genius, citing Lincoln Edison and Wright brothers. Critics question qualifications and oversight while religion motivates support. Virginia law currently limits home schooling by degree and private school status, spurring calls for guidelines.
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Hanover
Margaret Snider
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