Indira Gandhi Resigns as Opposition Advances in India
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi resigns as Morarji Desai and Jagjivan Ram rival to form a new government. With 524 of 542 seats counted, anti Congress forces tally 334 seats led by Desai and Ram allies, while Gandhi’s party falls to 147. A caretaker government remains until a new leadership is chosen.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Morarji Desai
Jagjivan Ram
Gandhi
Desai
Janata (People’s
Ram
Congress For Democracy
B. D Jatti
B. D Jatti. He Accepted the Resignations But Continued Mrs. Gandhi
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Janata
Janata Party
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress
Untion Party
Ut Desai
Mohandas Gandhi
Y. B Chavan
Maharashtra
Supreme Court clears tire grading plan for consumer tests
The Supreme Court let stand a lower ruling validating a DOT consumer information program that will require tire makers to attach government test results on tread wear traction and temperature to each tire. DOT expects compliance late this year with costs debated by manufacturers and government. The decision follows a wider ruling overruling retroactive sex-discrimination in Social Security benefits and supports prison reform actions by federal courts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Department of Tiction
DOT
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Jack Greenig
NAACP
Legal Defense Fund
Texas
Florida
Dale Carnegie Training Boosts Career Confidence
This notice promotes Dale Carnegie training to strengthen judgment, composure under pressure, conversational skill and the ability to persuade others. It claims benefit for careers in company and community and urges readers to call for more information.
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Dale Carnegie
Carter to push coal use plan to Congress
President Carter will seek expanded authority from Congress to require coal burning at power plants and major industries. The plan includes a ban on new oil or gas-fired plants and mandates coal conversion for most utilities using fuels in short supply. An incentive package with tax credits for retrofit projects is also anticipated. plan to be unveiled April 20.
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Carter
Congress
Federal Energy Administration
John F. O'Leary
Sytegen
Milk price supports may raise consumer milk costs under Carter plan
Officials say President Carter's move to lift government milk price supports by about nine percent could add about 6.2 cents to each gallon. Agriculture Secretary Bergland was to announce the decision influencing dairy prices, with a target parity set at 83 percent.
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Carter
Bob S. Bergland
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