Supporters push to override veto on California death penalty
Backers of restoring capital punishment in California press for face to face lobbying with seven weeks left in 1977. Senate favored override last month. a two thirds vote in the Assembly is seen as possible but not guaranteed. Lawmakers debate funding for school finance and property tax relief as well.
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Alister McAlister
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George Deukmejian
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Majority of congressmen pleased with President Carter
A UPI summary notes 212 respondents to a U.S. News and World Report survey found 89 percent called Carter average or better, 11 percent below average, with 49 percent rating him strong chief executive and 44 percent deeming his dealings with Congress below average. International views split with one fourth very effective, half average, and one fourth below average. Also in Roanoke Valerie Lynn Dunn, 17, of Washington DC, crowned 5th Miss Black Teenage World winning a four year Hampton Institute scholarship. runners-up named from Hawaii and South Carolina.
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Hawaii
Pamela Scott
South Carolina
Rabin Says Carter Images Deny Geneva Progress
Former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin criticizes President Carter for pressuring Israel to withdraw to pre 1967 lines and back a Palestinian homeland. He warns such steps narrow maneuvering room and doom the Geneva talks, as Cyrus Vance begins Middle East shuttle to reconvene the conference.
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Viet refugees admitted to South Korea by humanitarian action
Thirty three Vietnamese refugees aboard an American tanker docked at Inchon will receive temporary entry visas from the Justice Ministry on Tuesday. They will stay in Korea until they can be resettled in third countries. The group was rescued after drifting at sea.
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Latin America rebounds from world recession says IDB
The Inter American Development Bank reports Latin America grew nearly 5 percent in 1976, faster than 1975 but below 1974’s 7.4 percent. The region shows improved production and prices and a recovering balance of payments, despite high debt and double digit inflation in many nations.
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UPI
Latin America
Inter- American Development Bank
One dead as France protests nuclear plant
In Malville France helmeted demonstrators clashed with police at the site of the Super Phoenix breeder reactor. One man died and more than 100 were injured as about 25 000 demonstrators from several European countries gathered despite a government ban.
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Interior plans six month review of West strip mining
The Interior Department will conduct a six month review of surface mining in the West to assess environmental economic and social impacts and determine which federally owned tracts can be mined. The move comes as Carter administration seeks more coal production while environmentalists push to halt new strip mines.
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