Carter seeks converts in Texas energy push amid protests
President Carter makes a two day Texas swing starting with a Fort Worth luncheon as he promotes energy and anti inflation policies. West Texas farmers protest beef import plans while Houston fund raising dinner draws critics and party leaders from four states. Governor Dolph Briscoe and Attorney General John Hill attend alongside Texas campaign dynamics and claims of snubbed Mexican American leaders.
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Welfare overhaul bill shelved for session by Congress
President Carter's welfare reform plan faces death for the year as House and Senate leaders cited a crowded calendar and lack of time. Rep. James Corman said the bill was shelved after discussions with Speaker O'Neill and Senate Leader Byrd. Supporters plan a revival next year amid tax-conscious voters and cost concerns.
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Carter gas ration plan favors multi car households
The Carter administration floated standby gasoline rationing based on motor vehicle registrations. Those with more cars would receive more coupons, while single vehicle households would fare worse. Officials say a crisis could justify the plan, but Congress must approve.
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Illinois House rejects ERA again in bid for approval
In Springfield the Illinois House defeated the Equal Rights Amendment 105 to 71, two votes short of the three fifths needed. Prospects for Senate approval look slim before adjournment July 1 as Carter had urged adoption in a prior visit.
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Nine more quake victims found in Salonika ruins
Nine bodies pulled from an eight story building in Salonika raise the death toll to 29. Among the dead are two 7 year olds and six relatives of former Gov Voliotis. Light tremors persisted across northern Greece and nearby regions as residents stay outdoors and aid arrives from Athens and other areas. U S officials relocated staff after aftershocks. many missions and shops curtailed operations.
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Relatives of Middletown Greek families safe after quake
Middletown residents learn relatives in Salonika Greece hit by Tuesday earthquake are safe. Stratton Papakirk reports a cousin phoned this morning. Costas Papakirk his wife and two children are unharmed. Family relocated to a village 30 miles east. newer building escaped damage while older structures show cracks.
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