Cranston backs delay on California farm breakup rules
Sen. Alan Cranston and eight colleagues push a resolution to delay enforcement of proposed Interior Department rules that would break up large California farms tied to federal water. The measure aims to allow a calm congressional review before any enforcement after December 31, 1978, while noting no waiver of the law itself.
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Carter Ends U.S. Participation in ILO After 43 Years
Washington AP President Carter moves to withdraw the United States from the International Labor Organization after 43 years of membership. Labor and business advisors favored departure citing politicization and Communist bloc dominance. Meany and APL-CIO back the move though express no immediate impact, while Vance urged delay for ally reform.
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