Secretary Marshall Links Illegal Aliens to Higher Unemployment
U S Labor Secretary Ray Marshall tells the Los Angeles Times that undocumented workers take jobs from Americans and could keep unemployment above 4 percent. He warns against complacency, urges action, and says deportations are not the answer though millions may be in the country illegally.
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Supreme Court Declines Fiction-Libel Lawsuit
The Supreme Court refused to review a California ruling that awarded $75,000 to a plaintiff in a libel suit over a 1971 novel, leaving the decision intact but not endorsing it. Justices split on whether to grant review, with four votes needed. The order also touched other cases including source-name confidentiality in journalism and land water disputes in Imperial Valley.
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Internal Improvements Bill Prepared For Legislature
Kansas lawmaker Rep. Robert H. Miller outlines a constitutional amendment to remove the existing list of exemptions for state funding of internal improvements. The measure would let the state finance major works such as airports and rail facilities with two thirds legislative approval, aligning with recent attorney general opinions and Amtrak concerns. If approved, the issue could go to Kansas voters in November 1980, with Gov. Carlin backing a similar concept.
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Wall Street Dips as Gold Rises on Iran Worries
The stock market weakened with the Dow down marginally near noon while gold surged more than $15 an ounce in Europe and the dollar weakened to a record low against the mark. Gulf & Western led NYSE activity as U S Steel and AT&T declined. volume rose to 13.43 million shares.
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Kennedy defends stance on Iran crisis despite sharp Shah critique
Sen. Edward Kennedy said his criticism of the Shah of Iran did not shift his overall support for the Carter administration. He maintained Americans should speak with one voice on the Tehran siege and reaffirmed backing for the president's handling of the hostage crisis despite calling the Shah's regime violent. He stressed his past and present support for hostages' release.
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