Minority Report Sought Anti Porn Bill Killed By Panel
A Senate Judiciary Committee vote 5-4 kills a bill to declare adult book stores and theaters public nuisances and seize contents. Sponsored by Sen. I Beverly Lake the measure faced constitutional concerns and may prompt a minority report for full Senate debate.
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Raleigh
Senate Judiciary Committee
I. Beverly Lake
Drake
Lake
Robert Swain
Buncombe
Senate
Willis Whichard
D-Durham
Institute of Government
House Committee Kills Twin Trailers Measure
RALEIGH AP The House Transportation Committee killed a Senate passed bill that would have allowed twin trailers on North Carolina highways. Backers consider a minority report to bring it to the House floor. The measure drew heated hearings with opponents warning hazards and supporters citing safety and efficiency.
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Raleigh
Robert Somers
R-Rowan
Lake
House Transportation Committee
North Carolina
House
Aaron Plyler
D-Anion
Foyle Hightower
D-Anson
GOP Leaders Call for Special Prosecutor on Korean Influence
Senate Minority Leader Baker urged President Carter to appoint a special prosecutor to probe alleged KCIA influence in Congress in Watergate style. House Minority Leader Rhodes supported the call as Ethics Committee subpoenas target former Nixon Ford aides. no conflict with ongoing probes expected.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
Howard H. Baker
United States
KCIA
Fairness
Baker
House
John Rhodes
Rhodes
House Ethics Committee
Nixon
Ford
Congress
Lawrence S. Eagleburger
Henry A. Kissinger
Yugoslavia
William G. Hyland
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence
Juanita Moody
National Security Agency
Brent Scowcroft
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Carpet odors and channel interference tips in enterprise column
Readers seek solutions for pet odor removal from carpets using Carpet Rescue Kit from American Century and guidance on stopping CB interference on Channel 2. The column recommends WFMY Greensboro notices, a Drake TV-300 filter, and staff pen sources from stationers for writing tools.
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Anow
American Century
S. LaBrea Ave
Los Angeles
Cal
College Village
Channel 2
Big Mack
Thomasville
Anon. Man. A
Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
P.O
N.C
Americans Tell Rosalynn Carter About Beatings in Brazilian Jail
Two American missionaries Father Lawrence Rosebaugh and Thomas Capuano told Rosalynn Carter they were beaten and stripped in a Recife jail after distributing food. Capuano said Carter expressed genuine sympathy and would relay their message to her husband. They urged an independent investigation beyond police records and described lasting indignities.
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Recife
Brazil
Rosalynn Carter
Lawrence Rosebaugh
Thomas Capuano
Altamount
N.Y
Carter
U.S
Pernambuco
Father Rosebaugh
Dutch Tell Moluccans Free 55 or Face Consequences
Assen Netherlands The Dutch government pressed the South Moluccan hostage takers to release 56 captives or face consequences. Officials warned the siege both the train and schoolhouse could not continue. Doctors noted stress risks for hostages including a potential heart attack in at least one freed victim. Premier Joop den Uyl and cabinet backed mediators hoping to persuade captors their demands and aims were hopeless.
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Assen
The
Netherlands
Holland
Jakob Nieveen
Nieveen
Theo J. van Hattem
Joop den Uyl
Josina Soumakis
Hassan Tan
Justice Ministry
Tale Of Mean Old Alligator pays off in Ponchatoula
AP story follows a mean old alligator found by three boys in Chappepella Creek. The gator becomes rich after a drive in business, ends up at a highway pit beside a drive-in, and is moved by Ponchatoula Mayor Charles Gideon when highway construction forces relocation.
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Jules Loh
Ponchatoula
Chappepella Creek
Louisiana
Interstate Highway
Charles Gideon
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