Court bars Save Our Children name in Miami
U S District Judge William Hoeveler ordered Anita Bryant and her group Save Our Children not to use the title Save Our Children Inc fearing it mimics Save The Children foundation. The injunction was sought by Save The Children, a 46 year old Connecticut nonprofit aiding the world against ignorance and poverty.
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Save Our Children
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Save Our Children, Inc
Save the Children Foundation
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Save the Children
CIA Drug Experiments Expanded In Retired Archives
New CIA documents reveal deeper involvement in drug experiments on U S citizens including alcoholics and cancer patients. Turner told the White House the data from 1953 to 1964 were found in financial archives and shared with President Carter and Senate Intelligence Chair Inouye. Names of agents and hospitals appear, with questions about deaths and possible improper payments. The disclosures echo a 1975 Senate finding of CIA and Army human experiments, some lethal, and a long covert program to develop poisons and sabotage tools.
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Sadat says Soviets cancel military contracts and seek new treaty
In Cairo Sadat announced the Soviet Union canceled all military contracts with Egypt and demanded a new political treaty, accusing Moscow of hard line ultimatums after failed fence-mending talks by Foreign Minister Fahmi. He spoke to the Arab Socialist Union Central Committee.
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Egypt
Ismail Fahmi
Moscow
Carter pushes 28 percent White House staff cuts
President Carter proposes a 28 percent shrinkage of the White House staff and related Executive Office reductions. He cites saving six million dollars annually, strengthening cabinet government, and clearer lines of responsibility while offering transfers to other agencies to avoid layoffs. The plan targets seven units for elimination and faces possible congressional rejection within 60 days.
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Watch fraud convict sentenced to eight years in Chicago
Dennis L. Roberts, owner of Tektronics, was sentenced to eight years in prison and fined 50,000 for a scheme selling nonexistent digital watches. He was ordered to repay about 1.7 million dollars after a jury found him guilty on 50 counts of mail fraud, with most of the funds unaccounted for and funds frozen in banks.
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UPI
Teltronics Ltd
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John P. Crowley
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Assistance hot line for newspaper readers
Public notice directs readers to call 477 2121 or write ACTION LINE Sox 61689 Lincoln Nebraska 68501 with correct name town request and whether true or pen name or initials should appear with town in newspaper. The item functions as a guidance line for authoring name formatting in print.
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Carter backs 2.65 wheat target as House debates farm bill
Washington reports President Carter will resist lifting the 1977 wheat target price beyond 2.65 a bushel despite Senate support for 2.90. Carter made the decision in a meeting with Agriculture Secretary Bergland, while the House moves to debate an omnibus farm bill. Farmers say prices fall well below costs, with production costs cited near 3.40 to 3.71 per bushel.
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UPI
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Senate
Bob Bergland
House
Don Howe
Idaho
National Association of Wheat Growers
Ethics investigator resigns from House probe
Philip Lacovara, the House Ethics Committee special counsel, resigns after a dispute with Chairman John Flynt. Lacovara cites loss of mutual trust and confidence as the reason, describing the relationship as untenable. A committee member calls the move a victory for those who have taken improper payments.
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United Press International
House Ethics Committee
Congress
Philip Lacovara
Watergate
Committee
John Flynt
D-Ga
Carter backs off election proposal in same day plan
President Carter yields to congressional opposition and abandons a nationwide same day registration mandate. A White House official says the administration will push a compromise allowing states to opt into same day registration rather than require it.
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Associated Press
Carter
Congress
White House
Offshore oil revisions pass Senate in narrow vote
The oil industry seeks to persuade a House committee to reject changes in offshore drilling after the Senate approved the first major overhaul in 24 years by a 20 to 18 vote. President Carter on Friday decided to admit 15,000 more Southeast Asian refugees and instructed the secretary of state to aid their entry.
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Associated Press
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United Press International
Carter
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