Texas to appeal ruling opening public schools to undocumented children
Attorney General Mark White said Texas will appeal a federal court decision that invalidated a law barring children of undocumented workers from enrollment. Judge Woodrow Seals ordered four South Texas districts to admit illegal aliens by Sept. 1, noting the harm from denial of education. A national Hispanic leader warned the appeal could damage Texas Mexico relations.
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U.S
Woodrow Sears
Texas
Carter visits drought hit Texas farm in Dallas stop
President Jimmy Carter resumed the campaign trail with a Dallas stop as he toured a drought stricken farm near Justin, pledging federal aid. He arrived late at Love Field due to rain and spoke to farm owners Olen and Myrtie Range, aiming to bolster Democratic coffers and push relief speed.
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Jimmy Carter
Love Field
Carter
Justin
Texas
Olen
Myrtie Range
Small but noisy anti draft protests in Texas
Anti draft demonstrations were small yet widespread as Texas men lined up at post offices for the first draft registration in five years. Protesters gathered in Dallas Union Station and cities including Austin Houston and San Antonio. CARD led actions with about 13 people at peak and pledged more to come as Carter spoke at a fund raising event.
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Dallas
Carter
Austin
Houston
San Antonio
Union Station
Committee Against
CARD
Greg Preston
U.S
Floyce White
Middle Age Reflections on Mistakes and Repeats
A concise meditation notes middle age as a period for looking back at past errors and wishing to repeat some choices with caution, implying a mix of regret and selective nostalgia.
Committee opens tax cut hearings
Treasury Secretary Miller told Congress that rushing tax cuts in an election year could worsen inflation and the recession. He left open a 1981 cut, urging care within a broader economic plan. Republicans push for a quick, large tax reduction amid debate over inflation, deficits, and delayed consensus.
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Washington
Treasury
G. William Miller
Congress
Miller
House
Ways and Means Committee
al Aliman
Dore
Ullman
Ronald Reagan
Economy gloomy outlook foretells slow 1981 recovery
The Carter administration and the Congressional Budget Office paint a bleak 1980s-1981 economy with unemployment rising to about 8.5 percent by year end and inflation staying high. Deficits expand to 61 billion for 1980 and 30 billion for 1981 as the economy contracts 3.1 percent this year and rebounds only 2.6 percent next year. No tax cut is proposed now, though officials say one may be desirable in 1981 to spur investment and productivity.
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Wendall Ford
D-Ky
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Long
Senate Finance Committee
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Office of Management and Budget
Washington
Congressional Budget Office
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Lawrence Chimerine
Chase Econometrics Inc
Bala Cynwyd
Otto Eckstein
Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Mass
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