Security Council Deadlock Over South Africa Embargoes
Amid U N Security Council voting, Western powers push for a six month arms embargo on South Africa while Africans seek stronger sanctions. A US Britain and France vetoed earlier measures as debates resume, with Andrew Young cautioning about delaying action and Mandela era era not mentioned.
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Court OKs tough stand against drunk driving
The Supreme Court backed state license suspensions for drivers who refuse chemical tests after stops, ruling pre-suspension hearings unnecessary for efficiency. It also refused to review a Idaho contempt ruling against a reporter, and agreed to hear a case on consumers suing insurers under antitrust laws, potentially broadening access beyond malpractice coverage.
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Senate Boosts Carter Energy Plan With Tax Credits and Bills
The Senate approved a multibillion-dollar energy package adding tax credits and new taxes to curb oil imports. Provisions include a $400 home weatherization credit, $2,200 solar heating credit, 15 percent corporate credit, and credits for the elderly and heating oil users. Aims include cutting imported oil by 1.2 million barrels daily and funding energy programs through 1980.
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United States to Withdraw from the ILO
President Carter plans to pull the United States from the International Labour Organization. Announcement expected at the White House on Tuesday after Cabinet advice. ILO reform hopes cited as motive amid concerns over governance and workers’ protections.
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Halloween Night Quiet in Danville Police Report
Danville police described Halloween night as quiet with only a few egg throwing incidents. A spokesman estimated 25 to 30 egg throwing complaints citywide, noting no arrests were made in any case.
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