Senate Rejects Funding for Carter Pardon of Draft Resisters
The Senate voted 43 to 38 to block funding provisions tied to President Carter’s blanket pardon for Vietnam draft resisters. The measure would have allowed entry and processing of cases but faced strong opposition over constitutional issues and potential impact on immigration and indictments.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
Carter
Mark Flatfield
House
Carer
United States
Justice Department
Deuce Department
Cutter
White House
Presidental Pardon Authority
Margaret McAkkenna
Carters Pardon
Citizerstip
Mel McKenna
Drivers License Violators Face Legal Action and Fines
A police official discusses penalties for unlicensed drivers including fines and possible appearance bonds. The system aims to curb violators who drive without licenses, noting juveniles and repeated offenders, and describing cases where tests were attempted or payments made to avoid license penalties.
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Blalack
Malach
Twe
Phey
Guy B
Tien
Getty
DES
Fred Marshall
Fies
Marshall
Unscrambled Warnings from AARP on Personal Finance Pitfalls
A garbled page warns readers about scams and unsafe financial offers tied to aging groups like the AARP and the National Retired Teachers Association. It cautions against promises of nothing, urges reporting concerns to authorities, and notes potential pressure to reveal private finances.
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Sexaus
American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Dea
Fe Police
Clovis Hosts Annual Cowgirl Clinic for Youth Riders
Clovis schedules the seventh annual Cowgirl Clinic on Monday and Tuesday offering intensive horsemanship, rodeo knowledge, appearance and personality training for contestants over 10. Applications open to youths. contact Yalma Pulgtins in Clovis NM for details. Duchess of Kent publicly confirms expectant February birth, oldest royal to carry a child at least EM years.
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Clovis Nom
Clovis
Tesday
Clinc
Yalma Pulgtins
London
Kent
Soweto Riots Fire Tear Gas and Police Shootings Rise
Amid Soweto clashes police fired tear gas to disperse rioting youths who pelted trucks and damaged property. Officials reported multiple deaths and injuries as officers tightened control under new orders while one social leader condemned the violence in the ghetto.
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Jowansnesbuhg
Soweto
Notina Eyearkeer
Alhak
Teless
Orlinda West High Schood
Eimap
Linn
Jan Gerber
Uehters
Nahata
Thardas
Carter Would Pay 6000 Tax Despite No 1976 Duty
President Carter reported no income tax due for 1976 but offered to pay 6000 as a principled gesture. Documentation shows net taxable income of 39966 with 20868 offset by warehouse expenses. He requested the IRS apply 6000 as tax payment and refund the balance, while declaring 70000 in 1976 royalties as 177 income to delay taxes.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
IRS
Mel Carter
John Henderson
Atlanta
Dong
Jody Powell
Powell
Carters
Bhamed Carter
Ralf
Plains Baptist Church
Heme
White Horse
Robert Lipshute
Southern Hopthts Broadman Press
Jamun
Vashon
Ferdas
Labo
Coca Cola
Seafront Hicks Department Store
Corye
skateboards alarm Germans advise helmets for safety
West Berlin safety council urges helmet gloves elbow knee ankle protection and sturdy shoes as skateboards spread in West Germany. Police report in Sion bans skateboards after accidents, while doctors in Los Angeles cite rising fatalities. officials stress boards are sports gear requiring training and safety measures.
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Berlin
ABS - A Safety Council
West Germany
West Berlin
Paul Dayer
Sion
Switzerland
Strom
Anetoun
Gas Guzzler Auto Tax Kept Intact By House Panel
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee approved a watered down version of the gas guzzler auto tax amid fierce auto industry lobbying. The panel rejected amendments to weaken or strengthen the tax and outlined future targets on mileage thresholds and penalties for vehicles below specific fuel efficiency.
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Washington
UPD
Catler
House
Ways and Means Committee
Water Purity Disclosure Law In Effect
EPA under the Safe Drinking Water Act enforces testing and notices for water systems. About 40 000 community and 200 000 other systems must meet standards and inform customers of contaminants and health risks. Phases include monitoring at some chemicals with future rules to limit possible cancer-causing agents.
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Washington
Brigbay
Environmental Protection Agency
Aucrubes Epa
Barbara Blur
Lew
Nee
Piperstate
EPA
Real Tramps Rush Bogus Hoboes Convention In Cincinnati
The annual hobo gathering in Cincinnati features members of Hoboes of America Inc who boast a Who's Who of judges and doctors among self styled hoboes. Host Rauh, a card carrying hobo, complains about outsiders and describes scenes of improvised meals, open fires, and Mulligan Stew. The event ends with a communal meal outdoors at a restaurant garden.
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PPD
Hoboes of America Inc
Rauh
Raut
Seattle
Jeff Davis
Hobs Club
Davis
Raub
England
Woodrow Wilson
Gurden
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