Jobs Bill Sparks 1.1 Million U.S. Jobs Amid Stimulus
Washington expects more than 1.1 million workers to gain employment as a $20 billion economic stimulus bill funds public works and revenue sharing. Carter calls it a move toward job growth, targeting youths and long-term unemployed with 18 months of spending and immediate hiring.
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McGovern Says Carter Is Hard Of Hearing On Criticism
Senate veteran George McGovern says President Carter is either hard of hearing or risking a credibility gap by dismissing liberal criticism. He notes liberals wanted more than 95 percent of their demands and insists Carter’s policies diverge from 1976, 1972, and 1968 platforms.
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U S Loosens Travel Rules To Cuba For Group Tours
Washington AP reports the U S government loosens Cuba travel rules enabling travel agencies to arrange group tours and book hotel reservations for American tourists. Treasury Department action allows agents to organize group hotel stays and handle payments as part of revised procedures.
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Cuba Travel Hopes Rise as Restrictions Ease
The Treasury eased Cuba travel rules amid broad debate in Congress. Cuban Travel Bureau offered six week charters via Montreal with space limited by Canadian bookings. Cuban officials signaled openness to American tourists, while U S carriers warned flights may not materialize until next winter.
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Mondale to press South Africa on apartheid during Europe trip
Vice President Mondale travels to Europe to warn Prime Minister Vorster that the United States will adopt a firmer stance against apartheid. He will convey that white supremacy has run its course and urge early, visible reforms while maintaining a role in Rhodesia and Namibia negotiations.
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La Pasionaria Returns To Spain After Exile
Dolores Ibarruri known as La Pasionaria, 82, returns to Madrid from the Soviet Union to lead the Communist party in Spain's first free election in four decades. She flies in aboard a Soviet jet and is whisked to a city apartment amid quiet reception and police lines.
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$10,000 And 1,500 Miles Gets Mother's Son Back
In Denver suburb Aurora, after three months and a $10,000 private investigation, Donelle McMasters reclaimed her 4-year-old son Chad from her former husband Dave Goodwin. Private contractor Mean Gene Austin traced Goodwin to Aurora, aiding a seamless arrest after good custody papers and a Tennessee warrant.
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