Carter slams lawmakers for in-state pay raises
President Carter criticized Ohio and Illinois lawmakers who approved large pay hikes, 25 to 40 percent, as anathema to inflation fight. Chicago aldermen and Cook County also voted sizable increases. White House officials note ongoing investigations by the Council on Wage and Price Stability and potential actions as available. Ohio lawmakers had approved a raise to 22,500 dollars annually after a 53-37 House vote.
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Kilpatrick Backs Freedom Theme In Fluoride Fight
Syndicated columnist James Kilpatrick argues the Pennsylvania injunction against fluoridating water ties to personal freedom and responsibility. Senator Dick Clark donates extensive congressional records from Washington Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Council Bluffs to the University of Iowa manuscripts collection.
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Nixon returns from a European trip to New York
Former President Richard M. Nixon arrives in New York for a 10 day stay after a seven day European tour. He chats briefly with Pan Am workers after landing at Kennedy Airport before heading to the Waldorf Astoria with Secret Service protection. Pat Nixon to join him later from California.
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AMA faces heated debate on chiropractors at Chicago meeting
The AMA House of Delegates opens a four day session amid a Philadelphia lawsuit over access to lab and radiology services for chiropractors. A FTC ruling on alleged price fixing tied to advertising policy also stirs debate.
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Stays Sought Before Utah Executions
State and federal courts will hear motions Monday to stay the Thursday sunrise executions of Dale S. Pierre and William A. Andrews for 1974 Ogden torture slayings. The Utah Supreme Court set a 2 p.m. hearing, followed by U.S. District Judge Bruce S. Jenkins about three hours later. Pierre, 25, of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Andrews, 24, of Dallas, would be the first to be executed in the United States since Gary Gilmore in 1977.
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Two Britons Kidnapped in San Salvador By Leftist Guerrillas
British bankers Ian Massie and Michael Chatterton were abducted early Friday in San Salvador near their workplace. Police say leftist guerrilla group Armed Forces of National Resistance is suspected, following a recent Dutch hostage case and a demand for broader democratic liberties.
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Loren and Ponti Face Heavy Fines in Italy Currency Case
Rome prosecutors seek nearly 20 million dollars against actress Sophia Loren and about 35 million against her film producer husband Carlo Ponti in a year old in absentia trial. They are accused of smuggling currency through Ponti businesses with 28 others. Ponti is not in Italy and Loren has French nationality.
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