Younger says Carter supporters may aid GOP bid for governor
California Attorney General Evelle J. Younger hints he could receive help from Carter supporters against Gov. Brown. He would not accept laundered funds but would welcome past California Democrats who backed him, while avoiding ties to rival candidates.
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Satellite business computer linkup tests 1980s networks
Project Prelude conducts a three month cross country satellite data link trial using a high power 12 14 GHz system between Rockwell Pittsburgh and Seal Beach with planned later site tests in Harrison New York Bellaire Texas Chicago and Catonsville Maryland. The effort aims to prototype 1980s business communications with SBS authorized by the FCC and targeted for early 1981 commercial operation. Patricia Raven launches a one million dollar campaign for lieutenant governor in California. She plans to base her bid on property tax relief and emphasizes backing from business and real estate interests.
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Brown Eyes Joint Solar Satellite Venture With Soviet
Governor Edmund G Brown Jr met with Soviet ambassador Anatoli Dobrynin in Los Angeles and proposed a joint solar power satellite project. He argued California role due to its aerospace industry could foster scientific and agricultural cooperation and promote peace over nuclear proliferation.
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World Almanac names 25 most influential women
Rosalynn Carter tops the list in the World Almanac 1978 edition with 12 newcomers including Patricia Harris Juanita Kreps Maggie Kuhn Marabel Morgan Eleanor Holmes Norton Phyllis Schlafly and Shere Hite among others. The edition notes removals of Jacqueline Onassis Betty Ford Gloria Steinem Betty Friedan and Betty Johnson among others.
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Farm exports rise as prices expected to fall, says U S officials
U S farmers will ship more crops abroad in 1977 78 but export prices are seen dipping about 15 percent from 1976 77 levels. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes higher volumes driven by strong overseas demand though overall farm export value may slip to about 22 billion dollars.
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