U S tuna fleet halts seas protests amid porpoise rules
The American tuna fleet returns to port with flags at half mast to protest federal porpoise saving rules. About 4 boats docked Tuesday and 17 more expected tonight with 70 plus vessels to come this weekend. Officials cite strict limits and permit delays while foreign vessels continue fishing and harming porpoises.
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Boeing payoff records sealed in ethics case
The U.S. Court of Appeals sealed names of a prince and 17 foreign officials alleged to be on Boeing's payroll after the SEC dropped its objection. Boeing had been ordered to disclose 18 consultants in Argentina, Brazil, India, Saudi Arabia, Libya, The Sudan, Iran and others.
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US to Study Year Long Skin Cancer Incidence Rates
The National Cancer Institute will start a year long project with EPA support to measure how often skin cancer occurs in the United States. The study links incidence to ultraviolet exposure, skin type, and lifestyle with about 300000 new cases estimated annually.
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North Carolina rejects ERA despite White House lobbying
The North Carolina Senate defeated the Equal Rights Amendment 26 to 24, blocking ratification for now. Despite President Carter and Rosalynn Carter calling several senators, the measure cannot return until 1979, with Florida Oklahoma and Illinois still crucial for final passage.
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Senate debates multiple youth unemployment proposals
Senate aims to tackle high youth unemployment with seven bills. The Randolph Stafford plan would place 16 to 19 year olds on community projects and conservation work, tied to a $4 billion public works bill. Other senators push broader, $3 billion approaches with local design flexibility, while efforts to craft a unified bill proceed amid timing and procedural maneuvers.
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