Empress Pahlavi Defends Role and Social Work During U S Visit
Farah Pahlavi, wife of Shah of Iran, emphasizes personal fulfillment and women’s rights during a 12 day U S visit. She cites founding a girls university, rural centers, nurseries, and political participation while dismissing demonstrators as Communist or right wing.
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Iran
U.S
Farah Pahlavi
Shah of
Tran
Shahbanov
United States
Warren Burger
Cyrus R. Vance
Shahbanou
Shah
Carter backs troubled Bert Lance amid financial woes
President Carter publicly supports budget director Bert Lance amid questions over his personal finances. Spokesman Jody Powell said Lance will not resign, and Carter sees no serious problem from Lance's financial troubles. Lance acknowledged potential losses if forced to sell stock in the National Bank of Georgia.
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Carter
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Jody Powell
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Powell
National Bank of Georgia
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Senate rejects Carter plan to halt Clinch River reactor
The U S Senate votes 49 to 38 against funding to stop the Clinch River nuclear breeder project at Oak Ridge Tennessee. A Church compromise calls for 75 million to continue on a status quo basis while suspending licensing and withholding site prep.
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UPI
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U.S. Senate
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Senate
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
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D-Ark
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Gerald Ford
Church
Japan's ruling LDP loses upper house majority in historic drift
In elections for the 126 seat House of Councilors the Liberal Democratic Party won 63 seats while independents boosted support, keeping Fukuda in power. Results show a shift toward coalition politics with gains for Komeito Democratic Socialist Party and New Liberal Club, and losses for Misako Enoki's Japan Women's Party.
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Liberal-Democratic Party
Tokyo
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
House of Councilors
Fukuda
Minis
Ter
Komeito
Democratic Socialists
New Liberal Club
Kuda
Misako Enoki
Japan Women’s Party
Two Year Deadline Sought on Indian Litigation
Congressmen push a two year limit for the Justice Department to file new tribal lawsuits, while the Senate backs a longer extension to 1981. Debate cites property rights concerns and potential impact on Maine and other claims, with up to 1000 unprocessed cases nationwide.
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Senate
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Foley
D-Wash
Interior and Justice Departments
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Interior Department
Federal revisions seek tighter definition of independent students
The HEW proposes changes to define financial independence for students more strictly to curb loopholes and reduce number of independent determinations. Officials warn more independents could dilute grant funds and limit aid for those in greatest need while affirming parental responsibility for education.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Register
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HEW
Office of Education
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