Senate considers SB 160 restricts utilities advertising
The Chronicle-Telegram argues SB 160 would force utilities to cut advertising by excluding certain promo expenses from rate formulas and shift costs to shareholders. It warns the bill raises energy costs, hurts public information, and may fail constitutional muster, urging swift Senate rejection.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Not Surprised Judge Defends Rape Normalcy Claim
Dane County Judge Archie Simonson provocatively argued that rape can be a normal reaction to sexual provocation in a case where three teens attacked a 16 year old girl in a high school stairwell. Protests surged over the claim and the judge’s remarks drew sharp rebuke.
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Hidden Castro Ties Soviet Cash and Spies Revealed
Washington seethes as reports detail Fidel Castro as a Kremlin arm directing Cuba’s global influence with a 3.6 to 3.8 million daily subsidy from the Soviet Union. Cuban spies like Adelia operate in Washington, while the DGI masssively networks across Canada Europe and Africa. The piece links Castro to KGB support and outlines espionage and military actions in Africa and Latin America. It also notes U.S. energy policy changes that could raise costs to consumers.
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Brezhnev pushes draft constitution amid Kremlin power test
In a shift toward more explicit citizen rights, Brezhnev promotes a national referendum on a new Soviet constitution. Critics warn the state still guards the socialist order and that delays signal deeper tensions over genuine democratic reform. Authorities fear entrenched insiders may resist limiting power.
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Nikolai Podgorny
Supreme Soviet
Podgorny
Stalin
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Soviet Union
Washington notes on tax reform and Carter policy
Washington news notes say tax reform is dead for 1978 as Congress is split on reform goals. Carter aides dispute deadlines and debate B 1 bomber production, social welfare spending, and business stimulus while pursuing budget balance and economic recovery. Arab and Soviet leaders clash over Africa and Helsinki, with Goldberg proposals on Israeli Arab peace nudging Carter toward Sinai West Bank Golan withdrawals and UN patrolling. Government workers fear mass downgrades as Carter presses Civil Service reforms.
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White House
E Carter
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Golan Heights
United Nations
Time will tell how Carter's credibility questions arise
A May 26 press conference exposed a looseness with truth on Korea and SALT. Carter claimed Park favored removing U.S. troops, a claim disputed by Seoul’s stance. He defended openness on SALT while details remain tightly held, triggering concerns about his honesty in hard crisis.
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Jimmy
President Park
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