States fear cuts may shift costs to states
Washington plans to slice federal spending by about 13 billion for 1980. Governors warn many programs funded at 85 billion will face new limits and require state taxpayers. Carroll calls for flexibility to cut federal strings. critics warn cuts could devastate state budgets and services.
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Carter
Kentucky
Julian M. Carroll
National Governors Association
Governors Association
Carroll
George Roberts
National Conference of State Legislatures
Roberts
New Hampshire House
Congress
W. Bowman Cutter
Bureau of the Budget
Governor’s Association
Americans back new SALT treaty in AP NBC poll
An AP NBC News poll shows 75 percent of Americans favor a new SALT pact with the Soviet Union as negotiations near completion. Seventeen percent oppose and eight percent are unsure. Voters cite security gains and concerns about reduced war risk, while views on Soviet trustworthiness remain historically mixed.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
Associated Press
NBC News
APNBC
Ap-Nbc
U.S.S.R
Women Realize Credit Rights After Bloomingdale's Case
A court test settlement against Bloomingdale's under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act highlights women gaining access to credit rights. The FTC alleged improper consideration of alimony and income and required clearer rejection explanations. The act bans sex or marital status bias and mandates reporting incomes including alimony and child support. The article cites a survey showing many women apply in their own names and many are denied without explanations, stressing the law’s broader protections and the need to count reliable income and employment history.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
Bloomingdale’s
FTC
Bloomingdale's
Federated Department Stores Inc
Commercial Credit Corp
U S seeks speedy China trade pact in new relations
As the United States and China establish diplomatic ties, US official Leonard Woodcock says Washington will push to quickly seal agreements on trade shipping and civil aviation. China’s Li Chiang signals intent to sign a long term trade pact while detailing plans to finance modernization with foreign loans.
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Peking
United States
China
Leonard Woodcock
U.S
Woodcock
Li Chiang
Hong Kong
Washington
Carter
Taiwan
State Department
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Li Chunlung
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