Anita Bryant faces squeeze over orange juice push
Boston AP report says Florida Citrus Commission weighs ending Anita Bryant’s $100,000 yearly role after her anti gay campaign. Conductors Arthur Fiedler and Dorothy Hamill linked to new backup ads while commission tests public reception to Bryant as orange juice image.
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Supreme Court leaves California school tax plan invalid
The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal challenging a California Supreme Court ruling that struck down the state’s property tax based system for financing public schools. The decision affects about 45 million children and $7 billion in annual education funding, and shifts focus to a new funding plan by 1980.
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Alaska Oil Starts 800 Mile Journey Through Trans Alaska Pipeline
Prudhoe Bay oil begins flowing through the 800 mile pipeline marking nine years of planning and a 7.7 billion build. First flow will reach 1.2 million barrels per day as oil moves from the Arctic North Slope to Valdez with supervisory devices tracking progress.
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States not required to fund abortions, high court rules
The Supreme Court ruled that states have no legal or constitutional obligation to pay for abortions of poor women if the mother’s life is not endangered. It also said public hospitals need not fund elective abortions for poor women, while noting states may choose to provide such funding. The decision signals possible federal funding limits and supports limited abortion access at clinics. The ruling reaffirms the 1973 freedom to choose an abortion within the first three months. It addresses Connecticut and Pennsylvania cases on welfare and equal protection, with broader implications for federal money and state duties.
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Connally Signals Possible Run For 1980 Presidency
John B Connally says he would not rule out running for president in 1980 but has no current plans to do so. The item appears on page A-7 alongside other brief notices.
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John B. Connally
Begin vows to prevent new wars in Middle East
JERUSALEM AP Menahem Begin presented his cabinet to parliament and pledged preventing a new war as Knesset prepared for a confidence vote to ratify the Likud coalition. Begin urged Egypt, Syria and Jordan to meet to discuss true peace while planning a Washington visit to meet President Carter amid pressure for territorial concessions.
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Syria
Jordan
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Assassination scare as Brezhnev visits Paris
A scare marked Brezhnev's Paris visit as Soviet and French security warned of a possible rifle attack before his arrival. Early hours were tightly controlled as officials coordinated with local police in the first Soviet leader’s foreign mission since election.
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Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Paris
Kenyan paper says Amin missing after assassination attempt
The Nairobi Daily Nation cited unidentified sources saying two gunmen tried to kill Ugandan President Idi Amin near Entebbe. Ugandan officials denied the report, while Amin’s whereabouts remained unknown with a telephone contact noting he had not been seen since Friday.
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Andrew Young
White House
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Forest fires threaten Los Alamos as winds hamper crews
Gusty winds and dry humidity slow efforts against major blazes in New Mexico Arizona and Colorado. Crews say largest fires near Los Alamos and its Atomic Laboratory are near containment though the fires remain erratic and could rekindle. About 15 square miles burned in New Mexico, affecting land owned by the National Park Service Energy Research and Development Administration and U.S. Forest Service.
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