Brezhnev rails at Carter dissident stance in US Soviet clash
In Moscow Brezhnev declares US criticism of Soviet dissidents unacceptable and says normal relations are impossible while Washington interferes in internal affairs. He cites a rise in dissident arrests and notes Carter and Vance may seek a thaw, while defending Soviet limits on dissent.
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Carter hails Japan chief as visit begins
Carter discusses election reform and subsidies as he greets Fukuda amid a White House visit. Ford and Mondale back energy talk, while Carter weighs domestic protectionism against free trade. A China trade topic, Kissinger talks, and Gridiron Club evening noted.
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Panel Downgrades Urgency of Nuclear Energy for Power
Washington AP panel of scientists and economists urges reduce emphasis on civilian plutonium use and delays in reprocessing plans. The 418 page report says nuclear power is unlikely to be crucial until well into the next century and urges tighter security, continued government control of enrichment, and potential shift to solar or fossil fuels to meet future needs.
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Justices rule SS bias ruling not retroactive reverses lower court decision
The Supreme Court overturned a New York federal court ruling that a 1972 Social Security Act amendment banning sex discrimination should not be retroactive. The decision prevents a $17.5 billion potential cost and preserves monthly gains for nine million retired men. The case began with Webster of Northport, who sought $18.30 more per month, arguing the prior formula unfairly favored women. the Court, in an unsigned opinion, held Congress did not make the amendment retroactive and that equity was not retroactive by act.
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Double jury murder guilt overturned in Long Beach
In Long Beach Superior Court Judge John Arguelles overturned Angel Ruizs first degree murder conviction due to the jurys inconsistency with Leonel Desapenas acquittal. Desapena testified he shot Aguirre while Ruiz claimed to stand by.
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Mrs Gandhi to resign on Tuesday amid party split
Desai now 81 and a former deputy prime minister led Conservative faction that formed the Opposition Congress and allied with Ram’s Congress for Democracy. Ram, leadership of the Untouchables, broke from Mrs Gandhi and won a large re election margin in Bihar. The Janata coalition pledged nonalignment, civil liberties, and repealing emergency laws.
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