General Singlaub Returns to Explain Korea Troop Drawdown
Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub flew from Seoul to Washington for a White House meeting to address public criticism of U S troop withdrawals from Korea. He warned the plan could lead to war and noted his views echoed by Gen. John W. Vessey, with Carter weighing the reaction of a high ranking official to the drawdown policy.
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Vietnam
Carter Faces House Clash Over Election Day Registration Plan
Democratic leaders forecast trouble for President Carter as House members say the voter registration on election day bill needs work. Senate Democrats challenge plans to rebate higher gasoline taxes, and a Ways and Means probe eyes Nixon pledge of postwar aid.
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Congressional Budget Office
Senate Energy Committee
Boise Civil Suit Alleges Police Brutality In Traffic Dispute
Boise businessman Stanley D. Huskey files a federal civil suit charging Officers Donna Mann Buttars and Ronald Dodd with brutality during a Sept 19 1976 traffic stop. He claims he was choked to unconsciousness and handcuffed after Mann pulled him over for no current license plate sticker. The suit also names Police Chief John Church and unnamed supervisors for allegedly inadequate training.
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Inmate Stabbing Victim at Idaho State Prison
Boise UPI reports inmate Ray A Wood was moved to maximum security during the investigation of a stabbing in the state prison. Warden Richard Anderson said Ge Timothy P Baldwin, 29, was stabbed with a stolen knife Wednesday. No charges yet. Baldwin, reportedly in critical condition at St Alphonsus Hospital.
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False Income Tax Returns Involving Idaho Industrialist Simplot
Federal Judge A Andrew Hauk fined J R Simplot and his companies 40 000 for falsely filing income tax returns for 1970 71 and 72 Plea of no contest followed after a heated exchange with U S attorneys The case centers on Simplot Industries and JR Simplot Co a diversified firm valued at 500 600 million The information charges include one count of filing a false personal return for 1970 and three counts of assisting the two companies in filing false returns The judge followed the plea agreement with no jail time and potential further actions depending on Department of Justice decisions
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Mondale Seeks Change as Talks with Vorster Continue
Vice President Mondale reported "fundamental and profound disagreement" with South African Prime Minister Vorster on racial policy but found backing for Rhodesia's independence and Namibia elections. He pressed Vorster to end apartheid while noting progress toward a UN supervised Namibia vote and a joint US Britain effort for a Rhodesian transition in 1978. A contact group may meet Cape Town by late May to resolve differences.
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Statehouse eyes energy cuts as coffee pots face review
Boise UPI report says Administration Director Bart Brown reviews energy use in Capitol Mall including coffee pots, refrigerators and toasters to cope with possible brownouts. Survey aims to guide department heads on cutback potentials while keeping essential equipment.
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Senate Rejection Halts Efforts to Weaken Strip Mining Rules
In Washington the Senate defeated two major moves to loosen federal strip mining standards tied to Carter's energy plan. Key votes blocked a states rights push and a measure allowing broad state control over permits and penalties, while critics argued the rules balance environmental reclamation with coal output.
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