Carter labeled star of the show at royal banquet in London
President Carter attended a royal banquet hosted by Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace. He sat between the queen and Princess Margaret and described the event as a warm, gracious welcome. Carter noted Princess Anne was not present and recalled his first visit to London as a tourist.
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Weather swings with heavy rains and flood threats
Spring storms roll across the United States bringing heavy rains and flooding threats. Central Nebraska bore the brunt with a driving thunderstorm and large hail. Minden saw over an inch of rain in 10 minutes, Desher nearly two inches in 30 minutes, with funnel clouds reported and flash flood watches in Kentucky.
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United States and West Germany clash over nuclear nonproliferation
At the London summit the two nations debated restraints on nuclear energy while agreeing to form an eight week study group to assess nonproliferation. Helmut Schmidt urged consulting the London Club and nations near developing capability, including Brazil, before any final decision. Carter described talks as very well and aim to limit spread of nuclear resources.
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Legislators face unresolved budget and flood aid
Charleston lawmakers recess a special session with major work unfinished. They will reconvene to settle the 1977 78 budget, flood disaster relief, and teacher pay raises while differences linger between House and Senate plans.
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Byrd rules out public financing and voter registration bills
Senate leader Robert Byrd said his 1980 agenda does not include public financing of congressional campaigns or Carter’s election day voter registration plan. He warned instant registration could invite fraud and said energy proposals take priority. Byrd backs limited filibuster time despite some support.
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Chamber study warns that a $3 minimum wage harms economy
The U S Chamber of Commerce estimates a $3 hourly minimum would wipe out about 2.7 million jobs and raise consumer prices by around 3 percent. California and New York could lose over 200,000 jobs each, with Alaska Delaware New Hampshire and Vermont seeing smaller losses. The report forecasts 700 000 layoffs and a 2 million drop in future employment, while small businesses face a 5.4 percent rise in labor costs.
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Unemployment Gains Favor Experienced Male Workers Says Shiskin
Government figures show overall unemployment down from 9 to 7 percent since May 1975, with experienced workers seeing the largest decline about 40 percent. Blacks women and teenagers gained least with limited improvement for those never worked or lacking skills. Congress urged targeted job training and placement programs.
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D-La
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