Controversial Offshoot To Legal Service Issue
Washington AP The Senate weighs a five year extension of the Legal Services Corp giving tax paid lawyers power to represent parents and children in school integration cases. The House plans an agenda including 150 million for a nuclear breeder reactor.
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Senate
Legal Services Corp
Congress
House
Carter
Clinch River, Tenn
House-Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
Dean Rusk
Judiciary Committee
Bennett Criticizes Federal Farm Policy At GOP Governors Meet
Kansas Governor Robert F. Bennett urged Republican governors in Bretton Woods to press Washington to support agriculture, denouncing what he called the politics of cheap food. He warned of farmer hardships and urged a concrete shift in national policy.
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Bretton Woods
N.H
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Washington
Bennett
Republican Governors Association
Congress
Carter
Winter A Lull In The Storm
Mild weather and ample heating fuel supplies are seen for the coming winter yet federal officials warn this is only a temporary respite from the energy crisis. Natural gas shortages last winter spurred insulation and conservation moves, while industry expects gas production to fall to about 18.6 trillion cubic feet by 1980. Heating oil inventories are comfortable but could tighten with a foreign oil glut. Coal remains the largest reserve with 250 billion tons recoverable, enough for centuries at current use. Forecasts point to a colder than normal Northeast and Midwest, milder West, and widespread insulation demand as contractors face shortages and long backlogs.
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New York
Midwest
Department of Energy
Carla Hills
Housing and Urban Development
The
Alliance To Save Energy
American Gas Association
America
United States
Carter
U.S
Joe Harrison
National Weather Service
Northeast
Southwest
Mike Dore
National Weather Corp
Newark
N.J
Harrison
Rockies
Joe Roach
National Insulation Contractors Association
Soviet Docking Failure Clouds Space Milestone Anniversary
Two Soviet cosmonauts Kovalenok and Ryumin failed to dock with the Salyut-6 space station after spirited launch from Baikonur. Tass cited deviations in docking, leading to a rapid return to Earth aboard Soyuz-25. The setback marks ongoing spacelab testing amid anniversary celebrations and prior mission history.
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Tass
Vladimir Kovalenok
Valery Ryumin
Earth
Salyut-5 Space Lab
Baikonur Space Center
Sputnik
Kovalenok
Ryumin
Space Laboratory
Soviet Union
Bank Deposits At Lance's Georgia Bank Questioned
The Atlanta Constitution cites federal officials who warn against misreading a Newsday report on National Bank of Georgia deposits. Bert Lance, then Budget Director, denied involvement as the bank showed $1,366,000 in federal savings as of March 3 and $1,062,000 as of June 30, while Georgia’s 63 other national banks held $39,000 in federal savings as of March 31.
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Atlanta
Bert Lance
National Bank of Georgia
The
Atlanta Constitution
Lance
Newsday
Long Island
N.Y
Georgia
Nobel Peace Prizes Cover Two Years
Amnesty International received the 1977 Nobel Peace Prize while Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan were honored with the 1976 prize for leading a peace movement in Northern Ireland. The piece notes prior rejection of their nomination and a People’s Peace Prize funded by Norwegian newspapers. It details peaceful marches amid threats and a Belfast background, plus a county forecast mentioning cooler weather and light showers tonight.
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Betty Williams
Mairead Corrigan
Corrigan
Williams
Ulster
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