GOP experts call for new panel in Korea payoff probe
A group of junior Republicans urged replacing the House ethics committee with a new bipartisan investigative panel to heighten credibility in the Korea influence-buying case. They argued the current probe stalled after the prosecutor resignation and Carter’s refusal to appoint a special prosecutor.
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Korea
Washington
House Ethics Committee
Congress
Carter
Robert Walker
R-Pa
Walker
Phillp Bacavara
Ethics Committee
Atty
Griffin Bell
Justice Department
Capitol Hill
Bell
Watergalt
Bull
House
Thomas PL Oneill
Gear Dal
Onedl
Lacovara
Watergate
John Flynt
D-Ga
O'Neill
Aftice
Sean
O'Neil
O Neill
Flynt
Record heat triggers minor outages and heat records across the U.S.
A heat wave pushes temperatures to 117 in the Mojave and 112 in New York, with widespread outages and rail damage. From Kentucky to Maine fires flare at Mt Katahdin base while Etna erupts in Sicily. Evacuations occur as crews tackle power limits and hot, smoke-filled air impacts daily life.
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Mojave
Cap Pendleton
Paintsville
National Weather Service
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Southwest
Desert
Las Vegas
Nev
Gila Bend
Aviz
Phoons
New York
Roanoke
Pennsylvania
Halton
Kentncky
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Maryland
Huston
Philadelphia
Michigan
Hillsdale
Mid
Ohio
Waterford
Mar Windsor
Ontario
Detroit
Maine
Utah
Wyoming
Montang
Mt. Katahdin
Baxles State Park
Begin and Carter Meet to Discuss Middle East Peace Plans
At the White House, Prime Minister Begin and President Carter aim for three to four days of talks. Begin pushes direct talks with no preconditions and hints at autonomy for Arabs on the West Bank while resisting Palestinian statehood. He plans a peace conference with Syria, Egypt, and Jordan and a top secret diplomacy approach while stressing Israel as a Western ally.
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Carter
Begin
Aless
Golan Heights
Sinai Desert
West Bank
Jordan River
Jordan
Syria
Egypt
Israel
Moshe Dayan
United States
America
Africa
Washington
Kegin
Cyrus Warne
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
White House
New York
Zbigniew Berezinski
Congress
Carter aides clash with Carter over abortion stance
Aids to President Carter argue against his limits on abortion funding noting a plan to force welfare recipients to bear children or place orphans. Robin Duke of the Draper Fund warns the policy could drive the poor into hardship. Constanza defends Carter’s life saving exceptions, while critics press a broader moral stance. The Supreme Court asked to delay its June ruling allowing government abortion funding cuts, with HEW set to end funding except to save the mother's life.
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Carter
Supreme Court
Pot
Developmen T, Ie Supreme Court
Povernment
Thurgood Marshall
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Oil resumes flowing in Alaska pipeline after blast
Ten days after a blast shut Pump Station No 9, oil begins moving again through the trans Alaska pipeline. Alyeska’s Henry Mowell and officials describe a cautious restart with gravity aided flow, followed by pumping. Capacity remains reduced until Pump 5 is repaired, with Valdez port likely by late July.
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Alaska
Anchorage
Aena
Trans Alaska
Ann
Henry Mowell
Alyoska Pipeline Service Co
Vier
Mowell
Brooks Range
Attigun Pass
Diane
Dareh
Alyeska
Ids
Valdez
Prudhoe Bay
Interior Department
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Ala Pipeline Office
APO
Andrus
Alveska
Terrer
Spitit
Morris
Jack” Turner
ARCO
Washington
Hange Subcommittee
Interine Department
Hitcher Sibcommittee
Fairbanks
House
Subcommittee
Timothy Glidden
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ABC
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Wright
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Thomas P. Oneill
U.S
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Sicily
Lurape
Etna
Shlvestri Cucuzza
Institute of Vulcanology
Massachusetts
New York City
Delaware
Virginia
Massachusets
Boston
Aldee Miller
Worcester County Extension Service
Hlee
Ional
Robin Chandler Duke
Draper World Population Fund
Ms. Constanza
National Transportation Safety Board
Turner
Athulie Richfield Co
Tom Brennin
Prns
Brennan Sail
Carl’s
Carl's
Carl’s Swimer
Aireloom
American
Barcalounger
Bigelow
Brandt
Hurris
Calmode
Charlton
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Ham
Dixie
Domani
Dunhill
Gordon
Hekman
Hibrites
Hickory
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Kiing
Landmark
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Laz-Boy
Maddox
Mastercraft
Modern Angel
Noble
Pennsylvania House
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Scaly
Sefig
Silvercraft
Simmons, Sligh, Stanley
Stone & Phillips
Thomas, Ville, White
E. Mavnlie Coast
Hey Long Beach
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