Carter Seeks Harmony With Allies During Europe Trip
President Carter meets Italy's President Pertini and Prime Minister Cossiga in Rome as he begins a week-long European tour aimed at narrowing gaps with allies over how to respond to Soviet pressure. He tours the Colosseum, plans talks with Schmidt in Venice, and faces questions about TNF deployments and allied unity.
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Carter
Italy
America
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Villa Madama
Francesco Cossiga
Jody Powell
U.S
Iran
Colosseum
United States
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Venice
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Europe
Second PBRPC employee implicated an alleged plot
The Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission faces an embezzlement probe as ex-financial officer Ron Schroeder accuses a fellow veteran employee of sharing funds. Executive Director Ernie Crawford says polygraph results were inconclusive for the second worker, with an ongoing grand jury examination and no indictment yet.
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Ernie Crawford
Ron Schroeder
Schroeder
Crawford
Odessa American
Odessa
Ector County District Attorney’s Office
Pbrpc Board of
Ector County Grand
John Green
Perpc Financial Department
U.S. Moves Toward Energy Independence With Major Bill
President Carter and lawmakers push a sweeping energy measure worth 20 billion dollars to create a domestic synthetic fuels industry as an alternative to imported oil. The Senate approved the bill 78 to 12, with House action expected next week amid strong support.
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United States
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Venice
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Black leaders urge Kennedy backers to cool campaign
Texas black Democratic leaders urged Kennedy supporters to cool their campaign to preserve party harmony at the state party convention in San Antonio. Rep. Mickey Leland said further Kennedy campaigning in Texas would be divisive and urged unity to mobilize voters while Carter shares hold. He spoke after a morning meeting with Anthony Hall and other Black Caucus leaders and expected the policy to pass.
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Kennedy
U.S
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Houston
Democratic National Committee
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Leland
Anthony Hall
State Democrats Black Caucus
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Lloyd Bentsen
Goldberg
Hill
Bill Hobby
There are very few marriage ties. The wife almost always wins.
A concise observation notes a gendered trend in marriages where wives prevail in outcomes. The line signals evolving social dynamics and authority within domestic unions.
GOP panel studies key issues for Texas convention
The Resolutions Committee narrowed 17 topics for the state Republican convention debate in Houston. They oppose the windfall profits tax and back right to life while also weighing energy and national defense matters.
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State Resolutions Committee
Energy and National Defense
Department of Energy
Clayton pleads innocent in Brilab insurance probe case
Texas House Speaker Billy Clayton pleaded innocent at an arraignment on federal indictments linked to an FBI undercover probe code named Brilab. L.G. Moore and two Austin lawyers Randall Wood and Donald W. Ray joined in the plea. A U.S. attorney motion seeks taped conversations with FBI informant Hauser. no tapes would be released to media.
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Billy Clayton
U.S
Frank Waltermire
L.G. Moore
Austin
Randall Wood
Donald W. Ray
Clayton
Mike Ramsey
Moore
FBI
Brilab
Louisiana
Randall D. Wood
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