Landmark Bakke case tests quota fairness in civil rights
The Carter administration drafts a government brief for the Supreme Court in the Allan Bakke case over UC Medical School admissions. It debates the legality of racial quotas versus affirmative action and highlights tensions among officials and civil rights groups about quotas and goals.
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Mondale sparks Ohio instant vote drive
In Columbus Vice President Walter Mondale leads Ohio Democrats in a campaign to defend election day registration against a November repeal effort. He frames the issue as open voting rights, arguing the rule helps the poor and workers. The push is backed by OHEDANS, which warns instant registration risks fraud.
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Gilligan teases Ohio governor bid at rally in Columbus
Former Ohio governor Gilligan joked about a 1978 gubernatorial run while speaking to Democrats at a Columbus rally. He refused to reveal plans, noting he is watching Ohio politics closely as Mondale and he support the instant voter registration law ahead of the November referendum.
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Frank Fontaine Stricken At Port Columbus Airport
Entertainer Frank Fontaine, famed for the Jackie Gleason Show, suffered an apparent heart attack at Port Columbus International Airport after a nightclub engagement. He was listed in critical condition at Mount Carmel East Hospital.
Senate to vote on energy plan faces tight split
Washington AP reports President Carter’s energy package heads to Senate votes in Finance Committee and on the Senate floor this week. Key issue is lifting federal controls on natural gas pricing from 1.46 to 1.75 per thousand cubic feet. In 1975 the Senate backed deregulation 58 to 32. advisers say 1.75 will spur production and avert shortages. At least two deregulation versions will be considered after the debate begins tomorrow.
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