Tuition tax credits tied to broader tax cut bill debated
Washington AP report notes supporters seek to embed college tuition tax credits in the general tax cut package to avoid veto threats. Califano urges President Carter to veto a $1 billion program while aides weigh compromise terms and cash limits for 1979 and 1980.
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Oil refinery blaze out after 11 hours
Mississauga Ontario AP firefighters extinguished a large Texaco Canada refinery fire west of Toronto after 11 hours. About 1,000 residents were allowed to return home. No injuries or damage estimates reported. Fire started in a fuel line pump beneath a 2 million gallon storage tank. Investigators cited failed safety mechanisms. Flames threatened nearby tanks and came within 300 feet of homes.
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Supreme Court upholds worker safety rulings on refusals
The Supreme Court rejected government pleas and left intact rulings barring OSHA from mandating reinstatement for workers who refuse dangerous tasks. The cases, including ironworker Jimmy Simpson in Georgia, require Congress to amend the 1970 law for expanded authority. Also on opening day the court denied death row appeals from six states, leaving existing sentences in Arkansas Utah Georgia Nebraska and Florida.
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Judge orders teachers back in Tucson and Ohio strikes
The Associated Press reports courts ordered Tucson teachers to return to work amid a pending 14 point list of wage and workload demands. Meanwhile Ohio districts face back to work orders as 40 p.m. vote deadlines loom and covenants restrict public comment.
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Kucinich and Cleveland Council in Renewed Clash
In Cleveland the City Council led by President George L. Forbes charges Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich with racism and communism and vows to halt all city legislation until attitudes change. Forbes cites a National Press Club speech and objects to 27000 in federal funds to Collinwood Youth Centers Corp as racist.
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Martin switches Senate race in Alabama move
Republican Jim Martin withdraws from the U.S. Senate contest to challenge state Senator Donald Stewart for the remaining two years of the term of the late Sen. Jim Allen. Heflin, a Democrat and former state Supreme Court chief justice, is left unopposed for the Nov. 7 general election. Stewart defeated Sen. Maryon Allen in a runoff on Sept. 26.
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Nichols
Martin
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Harris
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