Census officials fear illegal aliens won’t be counted
In East Los Angeles the 1980 census faces distrust from Hispanics, with officials fearing low mail returns and undercounting. Census district manager Ric Medina says followups by Spanish-speaking enumerators will try to close the gap, while legal groups push for protections and dispute census methods.
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Benjamin Civiletti
New York
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Kennedy turns steel dumping into campaign issue in Pa
White House economist Schultze cites dumping as foreign steel selling below cost Kennedy uses the topic in Pennsylvania towns Johnstown Allentown and Bethlehem Kennedy criticizes Carter pledge as broken and aims for Pennsylvania primary gains Philadelphia vote pressure and potential endorsement from Mayor William Green headlined by Pittsburgh Press.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
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Bush blasts Iran policy in Louisiana primary
Republican George Bush assails Carter's handling of the Iranian hostage crisis and campaigns in Louisiana's first presidential primary. He urges tough sanctions on Iran and criticizes perceived vacillation, while Reagan rests in California and Carter's campaign officials press outreach in Shreveport and Baton Rouge.
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Houston
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Nixon faults Carter foreign policy for following public opinion
Former President Nixon says Carter does not lead public opinion on foreign policy and warns Kennedy could offer a stronger stance. He criticizes Carter for bluster without action and predicts the Soviet Union will stay in Afghanistan until after the election, which he calls critical for the West.
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Students Gift Quilt To Anticipate Teacher's Departure
Cynthia Keeling, an Allen Elementary School teacher, receives a home made quilt from her fifth grade students as a going away present before she begins maternity leave. Fifth grade teacher Norma Madis assisted in crafting the quilt.
Black progress stalled says Vernon Jordan in 1980s warning
Vernon Jordan of the National Urban League warns blacks faced a bleak 1980s with rising inflation and unemployment. He cites a 57 cent gap to white family wealth, food stamp cuts, and calls for targeted aid while urging parties not to take the black vote for granted.
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