Justice Dept weighs ERA extension and ratification rules
Attorney General Bell said the Justice Department is preparing an opinion on whether Congress can extend the seven year deadline for states to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment and whether states can rescind ratifications. He noted no firm precedent but cited indirect hints and indicated Carter support as a possibility. Bell also discussed prosecutions in foreign intelligence cases and commented on the Bakke decision and FBI actions.
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Justice Department
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Bell
White Mouse
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Carter
Judy Carter
Tennessee
Nebraska
Idaho
Indo Bell
Nbc-Tv
CIA
Richard Helms
GIA
Chile
FBE
FBI
Supreme Cent
Bell Has No Clue On Who Furnished FBI Crime Report
FBI mystery deepens as Bell says he has no idea who put his name on the latest uniform crime report. He questioned the move to use his name instead of the FBI director or Clarence Kelly, saying he does not seek the honor. Bell spoke on NBC Meet the Press and vowed to uncover the responsible party.
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FBI
Bureau
Griffin B. Bell
Bell
Clarence Kelsay
Earl Manning
Republican governors seek winning strategy at Mount Washington
Ten of the 12 Republican governors gathered at the Mount Washington Hotel in New England for the annual Republican Governors Association conference. They planned sessions on building a winning campaign and invited dozens of potential gubernatorial candidates for next year. Torrential rain delayed arrivals at the historic hotel famed for IMF and World Bank talks.
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Bretton Woods, IY
New England
GOP
Republican Governors’ Association
Mount Washington Hotel
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
New York Concorde protest fizzles at Kennedy Airport
A small drive in protest against Concorde landings at Kennedy Airport drew about 250 cars amid drizzle. Police said the caravan lacked enough autos to block the airport. The event followed a Supreme Court order pause and featured signs urging action. Organizers and opponents argued about noise and environmental impact as authorities weigh federal noise standards and a possible test period for the Concorde.
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Kennedy Airport
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Howard Beach
Sheldon Farber
Concorde
Carol Berman
Emergency Coalition
SSE
People Power
Norman Lornie
British Airways
Disney World
Treasury deposits in Lance bank questioned as misleading
The Atlanta Constitution cites federal officials disputing a Newsday report that National Bank of Georgia held 1.366 million in federal savings as of March and 1.082 million by June 30 after Bert Lance became budget director. Lance denies involvement. records show mixed funds across savings, CDs, and checking.
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Bert Lance
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Atlanta Constitution
Lance
Newsday
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the Constitution
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Treasury Department
Washington
Calhoun
Constitution
U.S. District Court
Ben Carter
Thousands hail freed nationalist in Puerto Rico homecoming
In Aguada Puerto Rico about 6000 people welcomed Andres Figueroa Cordero on his first return since a 1954 attack on the U S House of Representatives. President Carter commuted a 15 year sentence on humanitarian grounds due to terminal cancer. Figueroa Cordero pledged continued efforts for Puerto Rican independence and called for freeing fellow nationalists. Dramatized by emotion he was to receive further medical treatment in San Juan. A protest campaign to free remaining prisoners was announced targeting Rosalynn Carter during her Puerto Rico visit. The four remaining prisoners include Oscar Collazo and Lalita Lebran Ivin Flores and Rafael Cancel Miranda.
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U.S
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Cordero
Figueroa Cordero
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Congress
Truman
Springfield
San Juan
Rosalynn Carter
Oscar Collazo
Fie Kueraa Cordero
Lalita Lebran
Ivin Flores
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Doctors perform rare restorative operation at Emory
A team of plastic surgeons and neurologists reattached the severed penis of a 20 year old student after sexual mutilation by his former partner. The operation at Emory University Hospital, performed three weeks ago, aims to restore full function but months of testing remain. This marks a rare set of successful penile reimplantations, with three prior cases reported in Japan, Boston, and Trenton. The team led by Dr David O'Brien includes six doctors, building on established microvascular techniques used for finger reimplantation.
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Emory University Hospital
Nate Medical University
Japan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Trenton
N.J
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