Editorial on unarmed invasion and illegal aliens
The piece argues President Carter's amnesty plan would invite more illegal migrants from Mexico, boosting smugglers' profits and risking employment discrimination against Latinos. It notes California's impact, costs of employer verification, and the need to address birth rates and job creation in Mexico and neighboring countries.
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United States
California
Carter
Mexico
Congress
Los Angeles
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Senate Select Committee On
U.S
John Rhodes
Arizona
House
Rhodes
Thomas P. O'Neill
Bob Michael
Illinois
Michel
Common Sense Law Cites California Court Ruling
An editorial lauds a California Supreme Court decision that police may enter without knocking to arrest burglars at work. The court ruled seeing two suspects matching burglary descriptions, a jimmied door, and jewelry handling justified the arrest despite a strict knock and notice provision. The piece praises pragmatic law application over technicality.
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California Supreme Court
A California Governor Jerry Brown and Space Day
The Los Angeles scene shows Jerry Brown in the media spotlight with Linda Ronstadt and Anita Bryant comparisons as he signals his 1978 campaign. Brown’s space day enthusiasm coincides with the shuttle Enterprise’s launch, positioning him for a headline moment with astronauts and worldwide press.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Brown
Linda Ronstadt
California
Anita Bryant
Brown
Earth
Jimmy Carter
Californiia
SEF
Weyl
Fritz Mondale
Gus Leanovich
Linda Roistadt
Regulated industry spending dominates 1976 regulatory battles
A Senate Governmental Affairs Committee report finds that in 1976 major U.S. airlines spent about 2.8 million on outside counsel to influence Civil Aeronautics Board proceedings while public interest groups spent about 20 thousand. The study notes limited public participation in formal and virtually none in informal regulatory processes, boosting support for a proposed Agency for Consumer Protection amid strong business opposition.
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New York
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate Committee On Governmental Affairs
Congress
Governmental Affairs Committee
Bert Lance
ACP
Lance
Ford Administration
ACF
Ralph Nader
Daniel Yankelovich
Louis Harris
Senate
Jim Allen
Alabama
Robert Byrd
House
Carter
Congress confronts Carter tax reform battle over capital gains
In Washington, Abner Mikva and liberal Democrats clash with Treasury on Carter tax reform plans. Officials outline broad cuts and double taxation ends, but capital gains as ordinary income and expense account curbs spark opposition. Congressional leaders debate smaller packages and inflation indexing while party lines sharpen.
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Abner Mikva
Illinois
Carter
Congress
Mikva
Democratic Study Group
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Ways and Means Democrats
White House
Capitol Hill
Carter White House
W. Michael Blumenthal
Laurence Woodworth
Ways and
Joe Waggoner
Louisiana
Waggoner
al Ullman
Oregon
Charles Vanik
Ohio
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Consumer Agency
Ford
Nixon
Food and Drug Administration
Tom Wicker
President Carter
Sam Gibbons
Florida
William Carter
Connecticut
Pete Stark
Robert Nowak
Inside Report
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