Filibuster Ends Amid Senate Frustration At Carter Clash
Abourezk charged President Carter with betrayal as Mondale forced dozens of amendments through in a bid to push a measure forward. Byrd presided while Abourezk protested and cried out about a steamroller, with senators from both parties outraged.
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Gary Hart
D-Cole
Supreme Court microbes race rights and pay cable rulings
The high court declined to hear cases challenging firing based on sexual preference and discussed rulings on sex discrimination and antidiscrimination laws. Justices agreed to review ownership conflicts of media and newspaper protections, police search standards, and the release of White House tape recordings. A major cable television ruling upheld restrictions on certain sports shows and movies. The Senate debated deregulation and gas price control, with leaders seeking a path via a House Senate conference committee and potential compromises on price ceilings through 1986.
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Stanford Daily
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White House
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House
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Jackson
Rhodes apologizes for slur toward Japanese
Gov. James A. Rhodes expressed regret for an inadvertent remark he admitted could offend Japanese Americans during a news conference. He said he complimented Japanese businessmen while addressing a possible Honda plant in Marysville and apologized if his words caused offense.
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Japan
Rhodes
Honda Motor Co
Marysville
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Hijack ends as jetliner lands in Algiers after five days
The airborne standoff ended when the 156 passengers and crew left the jet at Algiers Maison Blanche airport. Hijackers, armed with automatic weapons and explosives, gave up after negotiations. Several hostages were freed en route via Dacca, Kuwait, and Damascus, with Japan expressing gratitude for humanitarian actions. Authorities maintained the plane’s isolation during talks.
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India
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Middle East
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Dacca
Kuwait
Damascus
Syria
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State Department
Brown vetoes bills on jail credits and prison programs
California Governor Brown vetoed two Assembly bills by Richard Alatorre and Alan Sieroty that would automatically grant jail time credits for good behavior, overriding jail administrator standards. He also rejected an Alatorre proposal to fund a prison education program as a new community college, while approving a panel safety measure for prisoner experiments and other minor actions.
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Brown
Richard Alatorre
Los Angeles
Alan Sieroty
Alatorre
Community College System
J.J. Bonatoo College
Alfred Long
Monterey Park
U S denies policy change in Middle East
The Carter administration defended a U S Soviet joint communiqué as continuing policy while noting only common ground between the powers The document drew Israeli protests with Dayan calling it a clear change in American attitude Vance stressed no shift in U S stance and noted the need for more study before concluding its impact Dayan urged rejection of the accord and warned it expands Soviet influence while omitting 1967 UN SC guidance The text calls for Israeli troop withdrawal from occupied land a Palestinian rights pledge and demilitarized zones with UN peacekeepers and possible international border guarantees
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Geneva
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Soviet Union
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Jerusalem
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