Internment Hearing Aims At America Conscience
The Commission on Wartime Relocation begins hearings in Washington to evaluate the 120000 Japanese-Americans interned during World War II and issue recommendations on redress. Senator Daniel Inouye urges a report that haunts the nation, while conceiving compensation and lessons to prevent repeats.
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Libyan fears of Egypt Israel plot to attack Khadafy regime
Libyan charges that Egypt and Israel planned a coordinated invasion faced denials from Cairo and Tel Aviv. Egypt called the allegations hallucinations from Ramadan fasting and said there was no military coordination. Libyan state news agency described a planned air strike with F‑16 jets and even proposed cross‑tained pilots, while the U.S. State Department offered no comment.
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Administration shifts energy policy away from import cuts
The Reagan administration argues that cutting foreign oil imports should not be the cornerstone of U.S. energy policy. The draft plan projects imports dropping from 6.3 million barrels daily in 1980 to 4-5 million by 1990, while stressing a balanced approach that preserves global energy security and ally economies.
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Energy policy draft mirrors Reagan era shifts
The draft report outlines a shift toward market driven energy policy, maintaining Strategic Petroleum Reserve plans but signaling options on natural gas control. It critiques four years of heavy regulatory emphasis and aims to reduce government subsidies while boosting private sector responses to market realities.
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Nondiscrimination Statement by Continental Telephone Company
Continental Telephone Company of sas files a Compliance Assurance with Rural Electrification Administration under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It pledges no discrimination based on race color or national origin in service application rates extension or use of facilities. Any person affected may file a complaint within 180 days with Agriculture or Rural Electrification Administration in Washington DC. identity kept confidential.
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OConnor Sidelined On Abortion Curbs To Seek Confirmation
Washington AP Sandra Day OConnor presses Capitol Hill talks to calm skeptics about her Supreme Court nomination. She remains silent on abortion and other hot topics while meeting senators including Helms East Thurmond and Baker. Conservative groups denounce the pick as a risk to Reagan era wins.
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