Supreme Court weighs parental rights in child welfare cases
The Supreme Court discusses whether a child is entitled to a hearing before state actions move them from foster homes or into institutions. The New York foster care case could impact about 9,000 Pennsylvania children and national adoptions, with advocates warning against severing family bonds.
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Byrd urges slow pace to normalize Vietnam relations
Senate Democrat leader Robert Byrd said the United States should proceed slowly in normalizing relations with unified Vietnam and toward reestablishing ties. He doubted a complete accounting of missing pilots with 12 more presumed found and noted possible deserters. He supported public financing of campaigns as a goal but cautioned on timing and cost, and indicated he may cosponsor such legislation.
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Tomahawk Missile Successfully Flies Overland Test
A Navy Tomahawk Cruise Missile flew unarmed from China Lake California to Dugway Proving Ground Utah. It circled the range then deployed a parachute and landed safely. The flight tested terrain contour matching guidance with onboard computer navigation.
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Snow blankets Nebraska in new blizzard framing travel delays
United Press International reports snow across Nebraska and neighboring states with blizzard conditions stranding motorists and train travelers. Nebraska towns like McCook and Minden report heavy snowfall while western areas escape major accumulations. Gale warnings affect southern New England, fog disrupts northern Texas traffic, and travel advisories stretch through northwest Kansas eastern Colorado and parts of Nebraska amid blowing snow.
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Ford Endorses Energy Dept as Step Toward Policy
Former President Gerald Ford said he supports creating a federal energy department as a first step to a national energy policy but warned against bureaucratic reshuffling as a substitute. He told the All-American Wildcatters that Carter’s plan is similar to the reform Ford proposed.
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