Carter's Democratic Platform Unites Party Early
The Democratic platform committee finished two days of meetings with minimal dissent. Carter supporters hailed unity, approving a nine page platform backing national health insurance, full employment, and defense, while delaying the B 1 bomber decision until 1977. The plan aims to phase spending with full employment and cap overall costs near 30 billion for non health programs and up to 130 billion for health care.
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Videotape Used in Linn Court Case
A Linn County court in Monticello heard videotaped testimony in a challenge to a $25 000 transfer from Gerald Gordon of Okoboji to his daughters Geral dine Rundquist and Muriel Gordon of Marion The transfer was questioned by Gordon s second wife Bess Gordon of Cedar Rapids who argues he was of unsound mind and unduly influenced The deposition showed Gordon said his daughters were unaware of the gift until he went to Monticello bank before surgery Further evidence is to be received later in the case
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Communist Leader Keeps Italy in NATO Pledge
Communist leader Enrico Berlinguer vowed that if his party gains power in the upcoming elections he will keep Italy in NATO and attract U S investment while stressing independence from Moscow He argued NATO membership supports his plan for a pluralistic socialist system Berlinguer spoke at a televised news conference as polls showed a tight race between the Communist Party and Premier Aldo Moro's Christian Democrats with about a quarter of voters undecided.
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Senate approves broader lobbying rules in 30 years
The Senate narrowly passed a bill to widen lobbying disclosure for groups seeking legislation or contracts over 1 million dollars. It would require registration and quarterly reports for executive branch contacts, with exemptions for certain state groups. Critics warn it targets small groups and expands government intrusion.
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Adlerian Society Elects Laube As Coordinator
Carol J. Laube 2820 Falcondrive NE was elected Coordinator of the Adlerian Society. Other officers include Nancy Kotar assistant coordinator Kay Zook secretary Terri Petersen treasurer and Everitt Peterson Harhy Taylor David Laube Esther Lees Shaun Eoxon as one year board members. The society promotes Adlerian psychology focusing on social responsibility and parent child relationships and offers parent study groups and a parent teacher education center. Meetings are open to the public for more info call Carol Laube or Everitt Petersen. BERKSLEY Calif UPI study notes colleges will churn out more PhD scholars in 15 years with higher education Carnegie Commission projections and hiring shifts through the 1970s and into the next decade.
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Panel Calls for Major Boost In Uranium Mining
A government panel led by Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson urges expanding uranium mining and processing to meet rising future demand. The energy resources council estimates U.S. uranium could fuel 200 reactors of 1,000 MW each if tech and prices align, with demand doubling over the next two decades.
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Civil Service Record Destruction Questioned by Congress
Washington The justice department was asked to probe possible criminal destruction of civil service records linked to political wiring abuses. House and civil service committee members cited evidence of withheld or destroyed files, urging an official inquiry and warning of potential legal violations.
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