Typical U S violent crime victim profile outlined
Nova University criminology professor Gary Feinberg summarizes DOJ statistics from the past decade, noting the typical victim is young poor unmarried black living with several roommates and with a police record. Whites top blacks only in auto theft. married couples are safest overall.
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New federal pregnancy discrimination law takes effect today
The Pregnancy Discrimination Act begins enforcement to treat pregnancy like any disability for all working women. It requires equal benefits and health coverage, prompting changes at giants like General Motors and AT&T while some firms plan no immediate shift.
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General Motors
American Telephone & Telegraph
General Electric
Susan Eldred
Citibank
New York
Exxon Corp
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Carter
Dutch Queen Juliana at 70 marks 31 years on throne
Queen Juliana, 70, celebrates a 31 year reign in the Netherlands. The camera shy monarch remains politically shrewd with strong support from major parties while balance of payments and inflation challenge the 13.5 million country.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Juliana
Europe
Exchanged Soviet spies fly home to VIP welcome
Two Soviets convicted of espionage in America were exchanged for five Soviet dissidents and flown to Moscow aboard an Aeroflot jet. Enger and Chernyayev received a festive reception as officials said talks continue on the release of Anatoly Shcharansky.
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Valdik A. Enger
Rudolf P. Chernyayev
Russia
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Anatoly Shcharansky
West
Enger
Chernyayev
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Aeroflot
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Eduard Kuznetsov
Mark Dymshits
Valentyn Moroz
Georgi Vins
New York
Sovietentral Committee
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Ginzburg
Soviet Passport Office
Helsinki Group
Dymshits
Kuznetsov
Israel
Moroz
Vins
U.S
Clark accuses Hanoi of systematic persecution of Vietnamese of Chinese descent
UPI reports U.S. Refugee Coordinator Dick Clark in Manila alleging Hanoi targets Vietnamese of Chinese descent and those tied to the United States. He cites refugees fired from jobs and sent to re education camps. Clark toured Southeast Asia noting related refugee movements and U.S. refugee plans under Carter to admit up to 120000 refugees yearly through 1980.
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Philippines
UPI
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Dick Clark
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Iowa
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North Vietnam
Clark
Southeast Asia
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Malaysia
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Philippine Navy
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Foreign Ministry
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Red River flood battle goes on
Rising winds damaged dikes as residents along the Minnesota North Dakota border fought to protect towns and farms from a record Red River crest. Lucille Passa reported a four foot dike around her Bo westmont area farm but wind and water still threatened breaches while Civil Defense officials warned of ongoing danger and potential dike failures. President Carter designated 40 North Dakota counties as disaster areas and Minnesota asked for 11 counties to receive aid as the river crested around East Grand Forks and Grand Forks, with widespread flooding and livestock stranded.
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Lucille Passa
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