Democratic Platform Finishes Day Early for Carter Nomination
The Democratic platform panel, united after two days of meetings, completed work ahead of schedule. Carter’s backers hailed the draft as broadly acceptable, while stressing it remains a party document not his alone. The plan includes national health insurance, guaranteed income for the poor, full employment within three years, and a defense stance aimed at détente.
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Videotaped testimony in Linn court case signals new method
A 67 year old man testified by videotape in Linn district court in a challenge to a $25 000 gift from Gerald Gordon to his Marion daughters Gerldine Rundquist and Muriel Gordon. Gordon hospitalized two weeks precluded in person presence and said his daughters were unaware of the gift before a Monticello bank visit. Further evidence is planned.
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Berlinguer vows NATO stay if Communists win Italy vote
In a televised briefing Berlinguer said a Communist rise to power would keep Italy in NATO to avoid upsetting world balance and to attract U.S. investment while pursuing socialism in freedom. Polls show a tight race between the Communists and Premier Moro's Christian Democrats ahead of the June elections.
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Senate OKs More Lobbying Regulations
The Senate approved an 82 to 9 bill to expand lobbying disclosure for influencing legislation or government contracts over 1 million. It would require registration and quarterly reports from lobbyists including contact lists and gifts to lawmakers, with home-state efforts exempt. Critics say it burdens small groups. supporters tout transparency.
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Adlerian Society Elects Laube As Coordinator
Carol J. Laube has been elected coordinator of the Adlerian Society of Adlerian Psychology. Other officers include Nancy Kolog, assistant coordinator, Kiy Zook, secretary, and Terri Petersen, treasurer. One-year board members are Everitt Petersen, Kathy Taylor, David Laube, Esther Lees, and Shaun Axton. Meetings are open to the public. Call numbers provided for more information.
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Study predicts more PhD graduates but reduced demand
A Berkeley based UPI summary reports Allan Carter for the Carnegie Commission finds that colleges will produce more PhD scholars over 15 years yet need them less. Universities hire about half of the current crop, with demand dropping to 35 percent in the late 1970s and possibly 20 percent in the following decade.
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Panel Calls for Major Boost In Uranium Mining
Washington reports a government panel says the United States has uranium for fuel through 1990 but needs a major expansion of mining and processing. The Energy Resources Council chaired by Elliot Richardson cites a 50 percent overestimate risk and outlines demand doubling in the coming decades with prices around 30 dollars per pound.
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U S Asked To Check Civil Service Record Destruction
Washington AP The justice department was asked by the House post office and civil service committee to review possible destruction of civil service records tied to hiring abuses. Committee chair Day Henderson said evidence showed civil service officials may have withheld or destroyed pertinent records.
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