Pope John Paul I faces test in Puebla Latin bishops meeting
The pope plans a historic Latin America trip focusing on a critical Puebla meeting of bishops opening January 27. The church divisions over handling poverty and politics in Mexico and the region test the pontiff's diplomatic skills and stance toward Marxist movements.
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Judge weighs Amish schooling case in Knox County
Juvenile Judge George Dove ruled that the state must ensure the 7-year-old daughter enrolled in an Amish school is prepared for employment, even as the Amish system remains below state standards. The decision pits religious freedom against public education requirements while noting the Amish community’s tight support network.
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Billy Carter and presidential kinship clash in public view
A long profile notes Billy Carter's provocative remarks about President Carter's aides, racial insensitivity, and a pattern of sensational acts tied to the White House name. It covers his jailings, past alcohol issues, and lucrative endorsements as a contrast to other presidential brothers cited for attention grabbing.
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Carter Brown 1980 ticket idea stirs national debate
One day after Jerry Brown's inaugural taunt, a Carter Brown ticket for 1980 emerges as a plausible compromise. The piece weighs Brown's California hold, the risk to Carter, and how a vice presidential offer could unify factions, with past precedents and party dynamics shaping the unlikely scheme.
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Washington worries on Carter Saudi ties and Iran policy
Neutral diplomats in Washington urge Carter to face reality in U S relations with Saudi Arabia as oil price moves and aid leverage strain Egypt. A White House poll finds 61 percent doubt wage and price guidelines, while 68 percent foresee a 1979 recession.
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Carter Civil Defense Flipflop Angers White House Aides
Washington report outlines White House anger over a New York Times front page claim that President Carter reversed course on civil defense. Internal skeptics cite PD 41, rising costs, and a fragile stance in state department and ACDA, with Proxmire calling conflicting signals and looming hearings.
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