Butz accuses Carter of fattening on peanut subsidies
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz charges Jimmy Carter benefits from federal peanut subsidies. Carter denies the claim and asks for evidence. Butz says Carter is a peanut farmer receiving indirect subsidies totaling about 150 million dollars annually. He vows to expose hidden subsidies and shift Carter to market income.
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Las Vegas hotels reopen as workers return after strike
The Las Vegas hospitality sector resumed full operations as 11,000 culinary workers and bartenders ended a 17 day walkout. Showrooms planned openings for major acts, casinos, and conventions, with 100 percent occupancy expected by midweek amid renewed staffing and resumed show productions.
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Sadat Seeks Aid in West Germany Tour
President Anwar Sadat arrives in West Germany aiming to secure economic aid and political backing for Egypt and the PLO. Bonn reportedly pledged 90 million dollars. officials expect limited progress on Palestinian recognition and arms deals due to Berlin’s constraints.
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High court upholds sex act punishment
The Supreme Court refused to strike down a Virginia law punishing voluntary male homosexual acts in the home. The decision affirmed a federal panel ruling and rejected Eugene Enslin's appeal from a North Carolina conviction for oral sex with a consenting male.
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Wallace vows end to career if 1976 bid fails
United Press International reports George Wallace says he will quit politics in 1979 if he does not secure the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976. He plans to use delegates to push a strong middle class message, ending his run when his Alabama governorship ends in January 1979. Reagan seeks national TV time as Udall weighs VP bid on Carter or Jackson tickets.
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Campaign law act moves to House amid funding debate
UPI reports the campaign finance bill shifts to House action as supporters and critics clash over FEC restructuring and public financing for campaigns. debate centers on amendments limits and potential presidential funding extensions amid possible Ford veto if changes exceed his standards.
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Behr proposes middle ground on reviving farm labor board
In Sacramento Senator Behr favors a one compromise on eight grower amendments to the Agricultural Labor Relations Board. He backs extending secret-ballot election prep to two weeks to ease farm employer and union timelines while Brown resists broader farm-law changes. The move surfaces as Senate Finance weighs a 2.5 million emergency AB2886 to fund the board and lift the agency from shutdown.
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GOP Leaders Hear Nomination Pitches in Fresno
Republican leaders from across California returned home after a three day Fresno convention where President Ford and former Gov Reagan's wife urged delegates to back their preferred candidate in the June 8 primary Ford spent about 20 minutes outlining his administration's 19 month record while a Saturday visit aimed to sway the 1200 delegates of the State Central Committee.
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Pioneer actor Richard Arlen dies at 75
Richard Arlen a veteran of more than 250 silent and sound films and star of Wings the first Oscar winning feature died at Riverside Hospital at age 75 after four weeks of treatment for severe emphysema A prayer service was set for Tuesday night with funeral and burial scheduled for Wednesday at St Cyril's Church Enrico and Holy Cross Cemetery Inglewood.
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