Filibuster blocks gas price deregulation stalemate drags on
Senate deadlock over natural gas price deregulation enters week three as two liberal filibusterers seek to reverse earlier tests. Abourezk and Metzenbaum aim for a tie to trigger a Vice President break. Carter allies push for higher ceiling while House backs a $1.75 limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Robert C. Bord
D-W.va
White House
Esther Peterson
Carter
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Nbourezk
Metzenbau
Walter F. Mondale
House
California pilot to feed and engage seniors in three counties
California launches a Nutrition and Volunteer Services Program for Senior Citizens in San Diego Sacramento and Humboldt counties. The pilot provides one free daily meal and transportation at centers that also serve as bases for volunteers. The Public Utilities Commission can compel utilities to participate and provide facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Assembly
Leo McCarthy
San Francisco
Citzen
Brown
The
Public Utilities Commission
Electric, Telephone and
Gus Companies
Firing of gay teacher Ohd by top court
The article reports a top court ruling involving Gaylord Ohd a gay teacher fired amid disputes over homosexuality and a broader debate on gay rights. It notes legal battles in Dade County Florida and Paramus New Jersey and cites reactions from Anita Bryant and shifts in psychiatric classifications.
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Dade County
Fla
Anita Bryant
Successo
Miami
American Psychiatric Association
Gaylord
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Washington
Wilson High
John Gish
Paramus
N.J
Board of Education
New Jersey
Gay Activist Alliance
Thurgood Marshall
Wiliam J. Brennan Jr
Boeing strike urged by union leaders in Seattle
Seattle AP report says Aero Mechanics Union leaders will urge 22 000 members to strike at midnight against The Boeing Co after negotiations broke down at about 430 am in Seattle. An official from Aerospace Industrial District Lodge No 751 confirmed details but asked to remain unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Aero Mechanics Union
Boeing Co
Aerospace Industrial District Lodge No. 751
Hijack survivors rejoin lives after Japan Airlines ordeal
Four hijack victims including Indian engineer George Verghese and his family leave to start new lives in the United States after a perilous flight. An American teacher returns home embracing India’s culture, while philosopher-teacher Kurt Krueger seeks meditation and recovery after the crisis. The group describes fear, disrupted routines, and the lingering memory of the oxygen masks and heat aboard the plane.
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George Verghese
India
Hed
Laxmi Gomaji
Kurt Krueger
Japan Air Lines
Los Angeles
California
Walter Karabian
Catule Wells Karabian
Montebello
John Gabriel
Agnes
Verghese
Tapert
Glendora
Krueger
Hijackers Yield as 19 Free From Paris to Tokyo Flight
After a dramatic overnight seizure from Bombay to Paris, the Japanese Red Army linked hijackers freed 19 hostages and left 12 captives aboard with seven crew members. The incident prompted ransom payments and highlighted security gaps at Bombay Airport. Thomas P. Phalen, a U.S. State Department worker, remained among captives.
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Karabian
Dacea Sunday
Bombay
Red Army
Tra
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Dacca
Kuwait
Damascus
WD. McLean
San Francisco
Thomas P. Phalen
U.S. State Department
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Abourezk
Dennis DeConcini
Dariz
Robert C. Hyrd
Byrd
Boeing
Long Beach
Alma Jett
Brotherhood of Hijack Ordeal
Siddha ‘Oga Dhan
Wilshire
Crenshaw High School
Tapers
Paris-to-Tokyo
Mercedes- Benz
United States
Palmer
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