Carter warns Soviets of choice between cooperation or confrontation
President Carter told Naval Academy graduates that the United States seeks detente with the Soviet Union but is ready for confrontation if Moscow chooses aggression. He urged reciprocal restraint, adherence to arms limits, free movement, and human rights while signaling strength and warning against excessive public swings in mood.
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Cities liable under Civil Rights Act for rights violations
The Supreme Court ruled cities can be sued under the 1871 Civil Rights Act for rights violations under color of state law, overturning a 1961 ruling. Brooklyn Law School Prof Oscar Chase said the decision could affect areas like free speech and prisoner rights, with about 10 000 people potentially involved. The case involved New York City employees forced to take pregnancy related leaves.
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Iowa GOP primary sparks fears of party rift
Conservatives swept the Iowa Republican primary boosting Jerome Fitzgerald against Gov. Robert Ray for the November ticket while Roger Jepsen secured the nomination to face Democrat Dick Clark. Democrats tapped Fitzgerald over Tom Whitney as Ray seeks 10-year re election. Skokie asks Supreme Court to ban Nazi march.
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