Republicans seek votes to junk Carter rebate plan
Washington AP reports House Republicans aim to attract enough Democratic support to defeat President Carter's $3 per person rebate and secure a permanent tax cut for Americans. Despite GOP hopes, no sign of crossing the aisle enough to swamp the rebate, as a prior Republican bid failed 258 to 148. The outcome is tied to a late House vote on a tax cut aimed at spurring relief.
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Nomination Paper Rules Stir Controversy In County
County Clerk James J Kornely warned Manowee County residents about faw signing of nomination papers for the 1st Senatorial Dist seat left vacant by Jerome A. Mart. He noted a clerk’s duty to reject multiple papers for the same office in one election and cited that signatures bind support. With four Democrats and two Republicans running, filing closes Friday March 18 at 3 p.m. at the state elections board in Madison.
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Rabin presses Carter on Israel strength amid SALT debate
In Washington Carter meets with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin who asks for guarantees of Israel's strength to defend itself alone. Rabin seeks new fighter jets and night-vision tech, and discusses latest U.S. and Israeli positions on a Middle East settlement and defensible borders.
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Califano reshapes HEW to streamline welfare programs
Washington AP report says HEW Secretary Joseph Califano unveiled a major reorganization to cut fraud and streamline government payments. Cash welfare and retirement programs move under Social Security Administration while Medicare and Medicaid run by a new agency. Aimed at welfare reform and national health insurance goals.
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Two Rivers area sports and education events highlight March observance
In a Lakeshore Area roundup, Two Rivers Public School System marks Youth Art Month with student art across grades. Two Rivers defeated Manitowoc in a WIAA Class A regional basketball game, earning a first sectional bid since 1957. Reedsville fell to No 1 Wrestburg in Class C at Reedsville. Casey Edwards, former Manitowoc Lincoln gymnast, wins two NAIA titles. City councils in Two Rivers and Manitowoc discuss adult bookstores, hospital expansion, zoning, and a lawsuit.
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Bill collectors called merchants of misery
Former bill collectors told a House Banking subcommittee that high pressure tactics and threats are routine in debt collection. William Mann of Maryland described collectors as merchants of misery and said some misrepresent they are attorneys. The panel considered a bill to ban harassment and deceit in debt collection.
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President Carter to travel overseas this year
President Carter will undertake his first overseas trip early in the year, attending an international summit in London with British Prime Minister James Callaghan and other leaders from Canada West Germany France Italy and Japan. A preparatory meeting will be held in Washington this weekend at the under secretary and foreign ministerial level.
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Gunman Demands Meeting With Carter Over Racial Oppression
A man named Cory Moore, a Marine and former auto worker, used a telephone call to urge President Carter to intervene. He demanded to speak with Carter about ending oppression of Black humans and called for whites to leave the earth, threatening to act if his demands were not met.
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Earthquake toll climbs in Balkans chaos
Romanian news agency Agerpres reports rising casualties from last weekend's quake. In Bucharest, 10 dead and numerous injured. nationwide totals now 85 dead and 6,405 injured with 6,185 hurt outside the capital. Rescue teams continued clearing rubble as search efforts persisted.
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Rescue efforts continue at mine in Tower City Pa
Federal officials predicted a slim chance of rescuing five trapped miners but said search and rescue would go on around the clock. Crews worked with sensitive television and sound equipment to pinpoint the collapse site as hopes stayed thin for a miracle.
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Bhutto Leads PPP to Landslide Victory in Pakistan
In Islamabad, Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples Party claimed a sweeping win in Pakistan's general election. The party secured 155 of 216 parliamentary seats, with 16 more set aside for women and minority members, up from 107 seats in the previous parliament.
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Farrah Fawcett-Majors Quits Charlie’s Angels Show
Farrah Fawcett-Majors will not return to Charlie’s Angels after its first season, her manager Jay Bernstein said Monday, confirming earlier reports. The actress known for her sunny persona and shaving cream commercials is stepping away from the series.
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Spring Preview Signals Warmer Weather Arrival
The piece notes spring arriving officially on March 21 with days of sun reducing snow piles and nights staying above freezing. It describes above freezing highs for Tuesday and Wednesday near the lake, mild 40s, and signs like street cleanup, robins singing, and windows being washed. Milwaukee County parks officials declare winter over for outdoor activities in parks.
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