Brown proposes swap or freeze for inflation curb
California Governor Jerry Brown urged a five year oil price moratorium in exchange for curbing U S inflation He outlined four inflation control points and warned the pact would end if goals aren t met He argued Carter imports a deep recession and pitched selective credit as an alternative He spoke in Yale Boston and New Hampshire as he eyed the 1976 primaries
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Kennedy Targets Carter as Big Spender on Energy Fight
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy assails President Carter as a big spender on synthetic fuels and silent on inflation during a three day Tennessee Florida and South Carolina swing. He cites Carter’s 88 billion synthetic fuels plan versus Kennedy energy efficiency program and notes Senate approval of a 34.1 billion bill funding synthetic fuels development. Kennedy aims to sharpen differences as he seeks the 1980 Democratic nomination.
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Bee Gees deny breakup plans amid band reunion talks
The Bee Gees dismiss breakup rumors from US Magazine as sensational journalism. Barry Gibb says Robin and Maurice will work on new projects, with plans for a new album and individual roles, stressing the group will stay together.
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Sermon-topped pizza irks Lake Highlands students
At Lake Highlands Junior High a church sponsored event drew 400 students with free pizza and tickets promising entertainment by Elvis Presley’s half brother and a Rice football alum. Students say they were herded to an auditorium and urged to convert, with some escorted out and staff claiming misrepresentation.
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Budget faces new hurdle in 1980 package
The House passed the 547.6 billion budget 205 to 190 but deleted a Senate demand for 3.6 million in savings across social programs. The Senate must revisit the package amid reconciliation provisions pressuring seven committees to cut. Republicans opposed. many Democrats supported.
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Lynch and Carter vow to crush terrorism during White House talks
Prime Minister Jack Lynch and President Carter pledged to end terrorism wherever it rises, focusing on Northern Ireland. Lynch, who heads the European Economic Community, said EC overtures aim to free about 60 Americans held hostage at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Carter promised U.S. help to stop funding terrorists in Northern Ireland.
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