Legal fight over DFW airport use returns to federal court
In Dallas and Austin, appeals hinge on whether all airlines serving the Dallas Fort Worth region must use the new $600 million regional airport. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has the case under advisement after lines appealed an injunction blocking a state court suit.
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Oilmen urge subsidies to curb rising utility costs in Texas
West Texas oilman Emil Ogden of Chapparal Minerals told three Texas House committees that direct subsidies may be the only way to ease higher utility bills for families on fixed incomes. He testified Wednesday as lawmakers weighed options for potential action, possibly prompting a special session.
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Hearst mental competence in trial looms over second case
Patricia Hearst's defense again questions her ability to plead to kidnapping, assault and robbery as a May 28 competency hearing looms. The 22 year old appeared in court with Symbionese Liberation Army associates amid questions about her mental state.
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Ford presses Michigan must win in GOP bid
President Ford argues victory in Michigan is essential for his Republican nomination and seeks a mandate from home voters. Ronald Reagan surges, taking over Michigan campaigning as Ford spends hours in Detroit area rallies. Carter heads to UN for nuclear policy statements.
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Carter calls for world moratorium on nuclear fuel plants
Former President Carter urged a voluntary global pause on purchasing or selling uranium enrichment and reprocessing facilities at a United Nations conference. He warned that spread of such facilities poses greater danger than reactors, and cited plutonium and highly enriched uranium as weapons risks. He urged IAEO reviews and universal restraint until studies finish.
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Rockefeller tours quake area in northeast Italy tour
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller visited Friuli Province to survey earthquake devastation near Aviano and meet Italian officials. He planned a helicopter tour of affected towns as rain and aftershocks hampered relief, with evacuation orders in effect for four villages and thousands still homeless.
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