Former Supreme Court judge dies in sleep in apartment
Former Supreme Court judge Clark dies overnight in his sleep at Rangey’s apartment. He had retired after a long career shaping civil rights and government power. Clark’s tenure included major opinions on film obscenity and school integration, reflecting a balance between government authority and individual rights.
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Navy stands firm on Seafarer radio system dispute
The Navy vows to press its Seafarer extreme low frequency radio plan for submarines 1,000 feet beneath the sea despite vetoes by Wisconsin and Michigan. Officials say national defense outweighs environmental concerns, as funding and site compromises face House Senate action and state opposition.
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Water projects to be voted on in Congress
Washington reports indicate House debates on funding for water projects and other infrastructure. Officials warn a presidential veto remain possible, with White House opposition shaping the stalled legislation. The vote plan follows months of partisan debate over federal spending.
Government accused of being slum landlord
Chicago Mayor Bilandic told a UPI report at a U.S. Conference of Mayors workshop that the federal government acts as the largest slum landlord in the country. He urged reversal of housing policy and criticized federal mortgage guarantees for driving abandoned housing and urban blight. He hoped new housing policies announced by HUD Secretary Harris would revitalize inner cities and spur a new era in housing and urban development.
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Chip Carter to Host Royal Luncheon With Princess Anne
Chip Carter and his wife Caron will host Princess Anne and her husband Mark Philipa at a White House luncheon Thursday. The event follows a royal celebration and hints at plans to unveil a statue of Queen Anne in Queen Anne County, Maryland, during a broader US visit.
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Petitions oppose N power ban seeks nuclear reform
Ralph Nader presented petitions with over a million signatures urging a ban on atomic power plants. The pages on blue green and white sheets filled 64 cardboard boxes stacked in the House Interior and Insular Affairs subcommittee room where Nader testified. He cited 200,288 names across nationwide sheets including District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, supporting the Nuclear Energy Reappraisal Act to halt new licensing and address nuclear hazards.
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Vance Heads for Foreign Ministers Conference Caribbean
Secretary of State Vance flew to the Caribbean to meet with 24 Latin American foreign ministers on President Carter's controversial Latin policy. He headed a conference on Grenada amid discussions with Rosalynn Carter about policy toward the region and her recent return.
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Carter says remarks won’t upset Soviet leadership
President Carter expresses indifference to upsetting Russia over human rights as he cites the Soviets' stance and rejects meeting with Mrs Anatoly Scharacoky. He asserts no connection between the incident and the U.S. and claims he did not intend to criticize a dissident’s spouse or engage with CIA-linked figures.
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Carter to reexamine Interior post pick amid loan concerns
President Carter said he can change his choice for Interior secretary if needed as scrutiny grows over a $1000 personal loan and forgiven contributions linked to a San Francisco consultant who joined the department in February. Critics from environmental groups press for Senate action while a Bay Area paper questions the nomination.
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Amy Carter Warns Dissident Son in Le Monde Report
The Los Angeles Times cited Le Monde saying President Carter daughter Amy wrote a letter of support to the son of imprisoned Soviet dissident Dr Michael Shtern. The letter appeared after Shtern’s release and emigration permission was granted. details on content and delivery were not disclosed.
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Senate GOP chiefs criticize Carter over consultation failures
In Washington, Senate leaders from Byrd to Baker publicly fault President Carter for sidelining Congress in policy and legal actions. They say months of complaints show the administration ignores legislative input. Separately, the Magna Carta exhibit ends as the document returns to Britain with a ceremonial Rotunda ceremony.
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Carter Aims for Tax Cuts and Energy Reform Plan
A congressional panel debated reducing certain excise taxes while funding energy policy shifts. The proposal envisions lower oil and gas prices, a move toward coal, and incentives for exploration, alongside tax revenues earmarked for household electric bills and a small aircraft fuel tax.
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