Energy laws to shake U S life in Carter program
President Carter said his forthcoming energy plan to be unveiled April 20 will change American life substantially and may lower his poll ratings. Interior Secretary Andrus said the plan will not lower living standards while a Senate chair warned of a major fight, with action unlikely before the proposal is revealed.
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Carter presses human rights at United Nations speech
President Carter told the UN General Assembly that no member can claim mistreatment of its citizens is solely its own business. The address drew applause with a standing ovation, while delegates from Cuba China Chile and the Soviet Union did not participate and North Korea boycotted. Carter met a PLO representative at a reception, saying no progress until attitudes shift.
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Illiterate couple wins home after out-of-court medical bill deal
Roma and Lupe Owings of 1226 Alton St Wilmington avoid eviction after a settlement with land speculator Rodney Buck. They will repurchase their home for 42,000, with Buck to deed the property back to them. Funds for the settlement were raised by Long Beach Realty workers and Basil Millan.
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Watson Cries During Hospital Interview Over Probe
Qui County Assessor Philip Watson broke into tears during a bedside TV interview on Thursday and said accusations are being hurled in a continuing probe of his assessment practices. His doctor said recovery from open heart surgery is hindered by the controversy and Watson called the proceedings a kangaroo court. He insisted on the bedside interview with KNXT’s Bill Stout to share details with the media.
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Rebel takeover of Zaire copper mines reported
Rebels attacking from Angola seized Kolwezi the major copper mining center in Zaire with little resistance from government forces. The invaders also captured Sandon as veterans of the Katanga army return, while U S officials warn the loss could harm Zaire and Mobutu Sese Seko.
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Yoshimura Sentenced to Two 15 Year Terms in Berkeley Cache Case
Wendy Yoshimura, once a fugitive roommate of Patricia Hearst, received two 15 year sentences in state prison on illegal weapons and explosives charges. Alameda County Superior Court ordered the three concurrent terms, tied to a 1972 Berkeley garage rental used as a weapons cache. She may remain free on $50,000 bail while appealing.
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Body in desert believed to be labor boss Bramlet
A body found in the Spring Mountain Range west of Las Vegas is believed to be Al Bramlet, Nevada labor leader and head of Local 236 of the Culinary Union. Authorities will perform tests for positive ID. Bramlet disappeared after a trip to Reno and was reportedly killed and buried in the desert after head injury and stripping were noted by informants.
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