Marines face pretrial in barracks raid injuries
Three black Marines charged in the November barracks raid at Camp Pendleton faced a pretrial hearing. Six whites were injured at a beer party. speculation tied the incident to a Ku Klux Klan meeting, though the Klan was in an adjoining barracks.
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Carter narrows cabinet list amid tax cut uncertainty
President-elect Carter, after voting in Plains, says he has narrowed potential Cabinet nominees to about 70 people and remains undecided on proposing a tax cut next year. He spoke to reporters alongside his brother Billy, who is a mayoral candidate.
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Billy Carter runs again for Plains mayor
In Plains Georgia Billy Carter challenges May or A L Blanton for mayor, seeking to defend his family name after Jimmy Carter’s rise to the presidency. He vows to keep tight zoning and voices pride in business success as he faces past voters and lingering public interest.
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FDA to require birth control pill brochure for users
The FDA plans to provide a brochure with each new or renewed pill prescription detailing hazards and benefits. It will advise against use by women over 40, pregnancy, and timing before pregnancy or surgery, and note links to rare liver tumors and blood clots. Drug companies must expand packet inserts and update physician information within 120 days.
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Supreme Court delays White execution in Texas murder case
The Supreme Court postponed indefinitely the Friday execution of Robert Excell White, a 30 year old from Waco who said he did not want to appeal. The court acted 8 to 1 to allow time for his attorney to challenge the death penalty and jury selection methods. White, on death row at Huntsville since 1974, insisted he was prepared to accept the sentence and did not want federal appeals, while Gilmore’s planned firing squad death was also delayed at his mother's request.
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Japanese voters rebuke Liberal Democrats in Diet election
In a Sunday vote for 511 lower-house seats, the Liberal Democrats won 249, short of a majority. Eight independents joined the party, giving 257 seats. Prime Minister Takeo Miki faced pressure as the defeat sparked talk of leadership changes and post election turmoil. Opposition were split among Socialists 123, Komeito 99, Democratic Socialists 29, Liberal Club 17, independents 21, and Communists 17.
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Police Chief Hutchinson faces retirement in Mabscott West Virginia
Mabscott Police Chief Boyd Hutchinson, 73, weighs retirement after 24 years on the force and 14 as chief. He works seven days a week, enforces a 25 mph speed limit, and says he keeps busy handling local issues while avoiding a leisure life. Residents say his firm stance and occasional smiles slow traffic.
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