Manson and three followers fail appeal to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to hear Charles Manson and three followers on their murder convictions from 1971. The decision left intact California court rulings and stressed trials were fair despite claimed errors and publicity. Also noted were unrelated rulings on federal credit terms in oil industry, student newspaper ad rights, and federal river dredging regulation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Manson
California Supreme Court
Manson
Los Angeles
Tors
Fused Re’ Te
Theederal Energy
U.S
Mists Boi State University
Army
Wansen
Patricia Krenwinkel
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houlen
Sharon Tate
Irving Kanarek
Caue
Carter warns Hussein peace not in sight in Middle East
President Carter welcomed King Hussein of Jordan to the White House and cautioned against optimism in the Middle East peace process. Hussein expressed readiness to cooperate, while Carter noted ongoing divisions between Arabs and Israelis and planned further talks and a working dinner.
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Carter
Hussein
Middle East
Washington
Hussein of
Jordan
White House
United States
Oval Office
M Jay
Geneva
Carter seeks nine percent yearly cap on hospital fee hikes
President Carter proposes a nine percent annual ceiling on hospital increases to curb costs for government health programs and consumers, aiming to save about two billion dollars in the coming fiscal year. The plan includes exceptions, targets overall inflation, and would affect new and federal hospitals and HMOs differently. It anticipates long term savings and slower premium growth while noting limits to reaching living-cost levels. The package also introduces a Health Assessment Program budgeted at 180 million to replace Medicaid’s Early and Periodic Screening, expanding federal support and enforcement to locate needy children.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
United States
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Energy plan labeled tax hike GOP asks Carter to tell it
Washington Republicans condemned President Carter energy plan as a massive tax hike claiming it will cost taxpayers about 10 billion dollars annually by 1985. They demanded clear details on how revenues would be spent and urged prods like tax and price controls be reconsidered to spur more oil and gas production.
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Carter
Washington
Senate
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Baker
House
Rep
John Rhodes
Arizona
James R. Schlesinger
CBSTV
Schlesinger
Treasury
U.S
Brock
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson Jr
Senate Energy
Omson
Congress
Thomson
Pacific high drought villain threatens California water system
The Pacific high, a persistent high pressure ridge off the Pacific coast, has diverted storms away from Washington, Oregon, and Northern California for two winters. It weakened Sierra snowpack and strained reservoirs and aqueducts, leaving much of California drier than normal while southern regions near normal precipitation.
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John Denver
California
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Pacific High
Gulf of Alaska
San Francisco
Arctic
Rocky Mountain
Sierra
Beach
Charles Shoemaker
Mae Water Resources
San Diego
Colorado Desert
Governors press Alaska oil through Washington port for U S control
A Western governors conference urged routing Alaska crude via a Washington state port and a northern states pipeline to keep oil delivery under American control. Governor Ray's letter to Carter urged a gas pipeline route minimizing Canada dependence while McDonnell Douglas reported first quarter profits of 28 million dollars.
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Washington
Dixy Lee Ray
Carter
Madeublc
United States
Alaska
Canada
U.S
Ray
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Jay Hammond
John Evans
Idaho
Arthur Link
North Dakota
Scott. Matheson
Utah
Ed Herschler
Wyoming
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Oregon
South Dakota
Washington State
Weather Tonight And Tuesday In The Area
Tonight and Tuesday forecast shows fair conditions. In the lowlands, lows around 52 and a high near 74. Mountains expect a low of 34 with highs in the 40s. Desert areas report a low near 32.
President Carter helps dedicate new African Sarai at Kennedy Center
President Carter meets with African diplomatic corps to dedicate a new African Sarai at the Kennedy Center. The event highlights U S outreach and cultural exchange during a formal ceremony on the national stage.
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Carter
Kennedy Center
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Ade
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NOW
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Ken Maddy
Goveror
Lakewood
Page Bet
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