Supreme Court upholds minority contractor set asides
Washington report says the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that Congress acted within its powers in 1977 to reserve 10 percent of $4 billion in federal public works grants for minority owned businesses. The decision, with concurrences and dissents, frames race conscious remedies as constitutional to advance equal opportunity.
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Gas price break shields farming from gas hikes
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission reversed its stance and exempted natural gas used for agriculture from incremental pricing under the Natural Gas Policy Act. Kansas Corporation Commission praised the move, saying it protects irrigation pumps and saves farmers money by preventing unintended gas price increases.
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Democrats Face Long Convention
Washington sources report the Democratic National Convention will run long with extended floor fights over platform, rules, and Carter delegate voting. The new schedule in New York City adds 57 percent business time, prompts a Kennedy faction protest, and envisions late-night sessions akin to McGovern’s 1972 ordeal.
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Talks Resume in Palestinian Autonomy Talks Amid Settlement Standoff
Egyptian and Israeli officials resume mediation on Palestinian autonomy after a two month pause. Yosef Burg says open minded talks will continue with no change in Israel's stance on West Bank settlements. Kamal Hassan Aly and Sol Linowitz to meet, with possible White House session for Carter aides. Burg stresses discussions on autonomy, elections, and Palestinian council powers amid Jerusalem policy disputes.
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Senate Orders New Strategic Bomber Development
The Senate voted to require development of a new strategic bomber by 1987, authorizing $91 million for initial work and directing a Feb. 15 report comparing the B-1, a stretched FB-111, and other options. Critics warned the plan risks high costs and near-term obsolescence.
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Notice to creditors and court petition in Kansas estate
All creditors of the named decedent must file demands within six months from first publication. L. C. Haughn, executor, seeks final settlement in Franklin County Kansas Court, Ottawa. Defendants warned to file defenses by July 2, 1980, eleven a.m. Court notices and classified ad deadlines appear along with general consumer guidance.
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