Carter Urges Palestinian Homeland at Clinton Town Meeting
President Carter tells 850 Clinton residents that Palestinians must have a homeland to resolve Middle East conflict. He answers abortion questions with stance on welfare reform and birth control, while praising the town’s spirit and civic pride amid Irish heritage.
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Israel objects to Carter call for Palestinian homeland
Israel voiced concern over President Carter’s suggestion of a homeland for Palestinian refugees and the invitation of Palestinian delegates to Carter’s U.N. reception in New York. Prime Minister Rabin warned there is no room for a third state between the Mediterranean and Jordan, while Arafat praised Carter’s remarks.
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California Governor proposes salary freeze for top state officials
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr proposes freezing salaries over 50 000 for UC CSU and college system leaders and seeks to halt pay raises for top administrators while raising college teacher pay to 5 percent the plan aims to trim costs and address executive pay disparities amid constitutional limits on university autonomy.
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Governor proposes salary freeze for top state workers
In Sacramento United Press International reports Governor proposes freezing salaries for state employees earning over 50 000 a year. Senate introduces plan to create cabinet level labor agency by uniting two departments. Assembly committees approve bills including 225 000 to settle a claim from a boy beaten by a California Youth Authority parolee and penalties for notaries giving immigration advice. Ski accident hit reported as misdemeanor for skiers leaving the scene.
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Brown to Attend White House Dinner With Fukuda
Governor Edmund G Brown Jr has accepted President Carter's invitation to a White House dinner next week with Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda. The meeting is described as a working session on mutual interests including trade. Brown may stay overnight at the White House after the dinner.
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Rosalynn Carter bans afternoon White House tours
The First Lady restricts White House tours to mornings for family privacy. The policy mirrors a lenient rule once used by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Tour hours shift to 8 to 10 am for VIPs, with regular public tours 10 am to noon and lines forming outside.
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Lawmakers face clash over Delaney clause and saccharin ban
In Washington the Delaney clause and FDA practices face renewed scrutiny as lawmakers prepare hearings on saccharin and the cancer risk in food. Advocates warn weakening the law could erode food safety protections, while critics call for updated standards.
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Marijuana probe ends with inconclusive findings
Rep. Lester Wolff led three days of hearings before the House Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control as witnesses debated marijuana decriminalization. Experts offered conflicting scientific views, while law enforcement urged against federal changes, warning it could press states beyond their means.
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Solons Hesitant on $925 Million Tax Justice Bill
Senate committee examined a $925 million property tax relief measure tied to income taxes but offered no action. The plan by Sen. Nicholas Petris would shield poorer homeowners up to 96 percent of property taxes for those under $30,000 income and use income tax boosts, capital gains changes, and surplus funds to cover the cost.
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