Carter States Proposal To Change Labor Laws
President Carter plans sweeping changes to the National Labor Relations Act to aid union organizing. The reform, tied to regulatory reform, expands the NLRB, speeds elections, and imposes penalties on noncompliant employers. AFL-CIO concessions included dropping repeal of Taft-Hartley Section 148.
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Virginia and North Carolina Weather Brief
Local forecast notes a chance of Tea Tuesday night in Virginia while North Carolina expects partly cloudy skies with scattered thunder showers through Wednesday. Monday data show calm winds, temperatures around high 70s to 90, with light precipitation.
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Security Council Examines Global Human Needs Initiative
Washington AP report says the National Security Council coordinates a study on how the United States can aid basic human needs worldwide as a complement to President Carter's human rights push. The study targets essentials like food water health and education for the world's poorest.
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National Security Council
United States
Carter
Oil Exporters Open First 1977 OPEC Meeting
Stockholm hosts the first 1977 OPEC ministerial gathering with expected routine talks after a June price agreement that kept increases at 10 percent for the year. Analysts expect tensions between radical and conservative wings, as security surrounds the venue and guards patrol Saltsjobaden.
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Saudi Arabia
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Human rights study shifts focus to poor nations
Officials coordinating a Carter administration review say the study, led by the National Security Council, will redefine U S aid to less developed countries by prioritizing basic needs as a human right. Four options include maintaining current policies or expanding worldwide poverty relief efforts.
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World Bank
Relations (Continued from Page One) Hijackers face long sentences
The text notes Croatian separatists who hijacked a TWA jet last September were found guilty of piracy and other charges with penalties from 20 years to life. They argue Croatians, 22 percent of Yugoslavia's population, suffer discrimination by the Serbians, and claim American justice appears blind when crimes target Americans.
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Prolonged Pipeline Crisis and Kent State Protests Recount
The article recounts tensions over the Alaska oil pipeline amid a restart after a crack caused by cold nitrogen. It also reviews the Kent State confrontation era, court actions around the university annex, and ongoing student demonstrations with emphasis on legal actions and nonviolent protest.
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Major Arms Sales Probe Finds U S Leads In Developing Nations
A presidential study shows world arms sales to developing countries total 15 to 20 billion dollars annually, with the United States supplying over half. It forecasts a drop to 10 to 15 billion by 1980 while emphasizing restraint and the policy's impact on U S security and ally influence.
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