Congress shows little interest Carter plan
Congress moves toward its own balanced budget with $17.2 billion in 1981 cuts while little attention is paid to President Carter's proposals. Senate and House panels advance plans, incorporating or aligning with Carter's figures, amid talk of later tax cuts and revenue use.
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House
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Labor May Not Endorse Carter for Fall Election
The AFL-CIO signaled it may skip endorsing President Carter if his balanced budget proposals align with conservative Republican ideas. Lane Kirkland warned Democrats relying on labor support not to take the bloc for granted this year. The AFSCME affiliate plans to back Senator Edward Kennedy for the Democratic nomination, citing Kennedy’s opposition to spending cuts.
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Lane Kirkland
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Revenge note found near strangled Dallas mother
A lipstick scrawl reading Now we are even Don was found on a mirror beside Debora E. Martinson 28, murdered at her north Dallas home as her 15 month old son David Bryan cried nearby. Police say the note’s meaning is unclear amid several theories.
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Debora E. Martinson
Don D. Martinson
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Gerald Robinson
Robert A. Fanning
Martinson
Iran raises crude price to 33 50 a barrel
Iran's oil minister announced a price increase to 33.50 dollars per barrel from 31, effective today, Tass reported from Tehran. In Beijing Mao Tse tung mausoleum reopened drawing about 2000 people including foreigners amid reopening speculation.
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Talks on Colombia hostages in eighth round
In Bogota an eighth round of direct talks between Colombia's government and guerrillas holding 27 hostages at the Dominican Republic Embassy began amid doubt a settlement would come soon. A cabinet spokesman said negotiations could last weeks or months, and the guerrilla leader warned the siege might endure for months, potentially resembling an Iranian-type standoff.
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Andrew Maguire
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el Espectador
Kennedy surge tested as Wisconsin hosts primary
In Wisconsin and Kansas voters weigh Senator Edward M. Kennedy against President Carter amid hints of progress on the Iran hostage crisis. Governor Brown eyes Wisconsin, Reagan seeks GOP votes as Mondale supports Carter and Anderson targets cross over Democrats.
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Ronald Reagan
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