Senate panel aims to issue Iran Shah White Paper
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is expected to vote to publish a white paper outlining the factual record of U S Iran relations under Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. Aides say the document would not condemn the shah but could affect the hostage crisis.
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Kennedy Wagers Late Wisconsin Drive for Delegates
Sen Edward Kennedy, fresh from surprise wins in New York and Connecticut, plans a high risk Wisconsin sprint this weekend. He will tour Milwaukee Madison Green Bay and Eau Clair while airing ads to win one of 75 Democratic National Convention delegates. Bush pushes Iran sanctions and diplomatic expulsions but avoids force talk.
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Bush labels Carter naive appeaser over Iran hostages
George Bush denounces President Carter as naive for backing and appeasing in the Iran hostage crisis. He warns appeasement risks more concessions and compares it to prewar concessions to Hitler, drawing cheers from supporters in Green Bay.
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Appeals Court Allows NOW Boycott of Nonratifying States
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a district ruling that NOW may boycott states that have not ratified the ERA. Missouri AG Ashcroft had sued, alleging NOW cost St. Louis and Kansas City millions in convention business. ERA needs 38 state ratifications. 35 approved, five attempted rescissions. Missouri has not ratified.
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Oil price clash seen in Middle East as prices rise
Iranian Oil Minister Ali Akbar Moinfar announced a price increase on April 1, with a likely $2 per barrel rise reported in Kuwait. Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani questioned the need for any increase, while Kuwait plans a $5.50 per barrel rise on April 1, per New York industry sources.
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Mexico raises natural gas export price to United States
Mexico increases gas export price to 4.47 per 1000 cubic feet from 3.625. Foreign Minister Castaneda says the new rate matches US payments for Canadian gas and aligns with Pemex President Serrano Diaz remarks that Mexico will not undersell Canada. Officials from the US energy department approved the adjustment during a Mexico City visit.
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Sadat demands May 26 deadline after talks falter
President Anwar Sadat warned that the May 26 deadline must be met or a new situation will arise after a one day negotiating session in Alexandria. He met Sol Linowitz, reviewing talks and upcoming summit with Carter, while Egypt signals openness to broader European Middle East diplomacy.
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Protests mark TMI anniversary as arrests rise
A candlelight vigil and march near Three Mile Island drew several hundred protesters in Middletown Pennsylvania to observe the accident anniversary. Later in New Jersey 56 demonstrators were arrested at the utility headquarters for disorderly conduct and trespassing.
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Carter Eager To Sign Windfall Oil Tax After Senate Backing
President Carter pledges to sign a $227.7 billion windfall profits tax on oil firms after the Senate approved the measure 66 to 31. The bill earmarks $34.1 billion for mass transit railroad rehabilitation and energy programs with later allocation decisions by the president and Congress. Sen. Culver says the levy will relieve Iowa rail problems.
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Carter Prays Everyday Amid Iran Hostage Crisis
President Jimmy Carter says he begins most mornings with a childhood prayer and credits his faith with keeping him calm during the Iran hostage crisis. In separate Washington Post interviews, Rosalynn Carter says he remains focused, reads four books weekly, and prays nightly with her as they discuss the crisis and its impact.
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