Carter backs $50 rebate as House passes tax package
The House approves President Carter's $50 rebate plan part of a $12.7 billion tax package by 282 to 131, sending it to the Senate where passage is expected. The measure includes rebates for families under $30,000 and a standard deduction shift, with business tax credits for new hires.
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Warnke confirmation expected by tonight
Washington UPI reports Paul Warnke is poised for quick confirmation as chief U S arms negotiator and head of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. Sen Goldwater warns of weakness while opponents seek to rally a bloc to withhold approval and require two thirds for future accords.
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Carter Will Sign Construction Picketing Bill
President Carter plans to sign a controversial construction industry picketing bill despite internal disagreement. Congressional leaders echoed assurances after a White House meeting. Labor Secretary Marshall will testify to explain the administration position, while Budget Director Lance opposes the measure.
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California Death Penalty Bill Advances In Senate Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved SB155 by Sen. George Deukmejian 7-2 to restore capital punishment for special circumstantial murder. The measure requires two thirds to pass the Senate and face a potential gubernatorial veto. Amendments limit evidence of mitigating circumstances to past violent convictions. a 150 day court review clause remains.
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Hussein and Arafat Reconcile After Seven-Year Rift
In Cairo at the Nile Hilton during the Arab African summit, Jordan's King Hussein and Yasser Arafat met for a working lunch to repair ties after a long break. The PLO spokesman called it the start of normalizing Jordanian PLO relations amid wider peace efforts led by Sadat and Assad, with Israel opposing PLO involvement.
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California Weather Outlook From United Press International
A weather front moved into the Pacific Northwest today bringing more rain to Northern California and light showers into Central California. The snow level in the northern mountains will fall to about 3,000 feet with strong gusty winds. Other areas remain clear with fair weather and little temperature change. Highs range from 50s to 60s near the coast and into the 80s in the desert.
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