Congress At Odds Over Energy Policy And Gas Shortage
As oil controls near expiry on November 15 the 94th Congress remains divided over a national energy policy and winter gas supply. Senate and House conferees resume talks while Sen. Jackson cites strong odds of a policy before controls end. A separate San Francisco report notes rising asbestos related lung cancers among union workers raising alarms about industrial exposure.
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Death with dignity urged in Quinlan case
A New Jersey judge heard an appeal to allow 21 year old Karen Ann Quinlan, in a six month coma, to die with dignity. Her parents seek removal of life support while guardian and state officials defend continuing treatment.
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Conservatives plan third party presidential drive
Plans for a conservative third party campaign next year have been drafted and await action in a Capitol Hill office. The effort is led by the Committee for the New Majority and includes allies of Ronald Reagan and George Wallace.
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Northeast Wet Weather From Storm Triggers Flood Warnings
Light rain drenched the flood weary Northeast after Sunday's deluge across New York state. Flash flood watches remained in effect for parts of southern Vermont southeastern New York and northern New Jersey. The Susquehanna River breached banks in Broome County New York and some families were evacuated. Elsewhere flood problems persisted but subsided in parts of Albany area while other regions faced drainage issues.
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Supreme Court upholds pupil paddling by teachers
The Supreme Court affirmed a federal ruling allowing corporal punishment in schools. The case from Gibsonville North Carolina involved Russell Baker in sixth grade paddled for throwing a ball. The ruling supported state interest in school discipline over parental control.
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Jews and Catholics top prosperity list
A NORC study for the University of Chicago finds Jews and Irish Catholics leading national economic prosperity with average family incomes of 13340 and 12426 dollars. Italians, Germans, and Poles as well as other groups show varied educational and occupational outcomes. Baptists and Latinos trail.
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