California plans cut surplus with home owner tax relief push
Gov. Brown unveils a 1977 78 plan boosting spending to 278 billion with a 200 million restraint and a large property tax relief package. The plan calls for 500 million to homeowner rebates 250 million to renters and 100 million to speed tax aid while opposing tax increases and warning on austerity if not managed. Nonpartisan analyst calls figures reasonable but warns surplus could vanish by 1981 82 without caution.
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Mystery Egyptian mummy found in Philadelphia academy crate
An ancient Egyptian mummy about 2200 years old is examined at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia after being packed away for a century. The crate also contained a mummified Roman child. No identity is known for the remains.
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Thomas Bennett
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Envoy Young Visits Khartoum Amid New Talks
Ambassador Andrew Young arrived in Khartoum to press Washington's influence in Africa as Sudan moves toward the West. President Carter had praised Young as a future hero to the third world during his cabinet briefing in Washington.
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Sudan
FCC aide to dump stocks amid conflict concerns
Washington AP reports FCC commissioner James J. Quello plans to divest stock in three companies to avoid conflicts after a House subcommittee charged holdings violated rules. FCC chair Richard Wiley backs Quello, noting the stocks were added post‑appointment. Officials say 60 to 70 percent of workers transfer prohibited holdings to spouses or children, with strict limits on transfers.
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Carter seeks GSA post to aid Baker race strategy
Tennessee politicians say Carter plans to offer a federal job to a state legislator to influence the 1980 Senate contest. Ned McWherter says he will confer with President Carter within two weeks over the director post at the General Services Administration. Carter views Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker as a leading Republican contender for 1980.
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Concorde flights pose no health risk in Washington
FAA says noise and emissions from trial Concorde flights around the Washington area have shown no adverse health effects. The assessment comes a year after the US allowed Concorde traffic to Dulles International Airport.
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