Carter environment message praised by lawmakers and groups
President Carter’s environmental policy shift frames protection as compatible with a strong economy and energy development. lawmakers praise the focus, while business groups fault specifics and call it a wish list. Carter directs agencies to curb development in wetlands to avoid environmental and economic losses.
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Mystery Egyptian mummy found at Academy of Natural Sciences
A long forgotten Egyptian mummy and a Roman child corpse were discovered in a Philadelphia academy crate. Dr. Thomas Ennett, academy president, led examination after accidental find. The Egyptian mummy is estimated at about 2,200 years old and features a mask covering the head and chest.
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FCC Commissioner Quello Held Stock in Regulated Firms
Washington staff from the House Commerce investigative subcommittee charged that an FCC commissioner owns shares in three companies regulated by the FCC. The stocks include Martin Marietta, Pennzoil, and Gladding, all deemed prohibited for FCC staff. Quello confirmed the holdings and said he is willing to sell, noting past divestments when joining the FCC in 1944.
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Public employees win bargain rights ruling
The Supreme Court extends union dues rights to public employees and prohibits mandatory contributions for non members’ political causes unless opt out. Justices also rule on obscenity guidelines for juries and abortion access for minors, while considering reporters’ access to Alameda County court conditions.
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Supreme Court won't hear Penthouse suit over Costa resort links
The Supreme Court declined to review Penthouse magazine and publisher Robert Guccione’s claims that California courts erred in denying the case. The dispute centers on allegations of links to organized crime connected to a luxury Costa resort and a Hamilton Abel lawsuit.
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