Energy plan hits new snag in Senate amid price controls clash
Senate action focused on mandatory coal use for many industries and plants as part of President Carter's five part energy plan. The natural gas concession faces opposition over price controls, threatening the package's progress after 15 months of negotiations. House and Senate leaders warn of a filibuster as critics say the terms favor oil and gas interests. Carter and six other non communist nations pledge to boost world employment and cut U S oil use.
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Second coming out of the closet raises custody questions
A Denver father named Frank tells his 11 year old daughter she can accept his homosexuality as he faces a months long custody battle. The article surveys how sexuality affects custody outcomes, citing judges, psychiatrists, and gay rights advocates on impact, risk, and role modeling for children.
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National Gay Task Force
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Indians accuse U S of genocide in Washington protest
American Indians demanded the U S government end a policy they call genocide citing that 24 percent of Indian women were forcibly sterilized from 1971 to 1975. More than 90 tribes joined a march from California to Washington and protested atop the Capitol Hill with calls to protect treaty rights and tribal self rule.
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Young comments on U S political prisoners quotes
AP reports Ambassador Andrew Young questioned the Ging remark about U S political prisoners as wrong yet sad and urged avoiding overstating the numbers. He promised to return to defining a political prisoner in the United States while noting government actions over Anatoly Shcharansky. Cyran Vance rebuked the remarks and Congress debated, with a dismissal motion voted down.
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