Ethnic Purity Debate Shapes Carter Housing Policy
The American political scene is split as rivals denounce Carter's ethnic purity language yet largely back his housing positions. Ford rejects the term but affirms open housing support, while Jackson and Udall align against racial rhetoric and defend neighborhood rights and non-disruptive policy goals.
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Beirut Christians hail Syria's Lebanon intervention
Lebanon's Christians praise Syria's military move in the civil war, with President Suleiman Fratileh thanking Hafez Assad for safeguarding Lebanon. Pierre Gemayel of the Phalange lauds Assad's action while Kamal Jumblatt presses for Muslim-majority power and socialist economy, amid wider regional pressures and U.S. and Israeli reactions.
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U S and Soviet warships marshal near Lebanon
The United States and Soviet naval forces moved to Gaza area off Lebanon in late March and April. Ten U S 6th Fleet ships including the carrier Saratoga anchored within a day’s steaming time of the Lebanese coast while Russia sent four surface warships several submarines and an intelligence vessel to shadow the U S amphibious group. The PRavda piece named Observer warned against US intervention as tensions rose from Moslem Christian clashes and a civil war backdrop.
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Cambodian Reds pick top posts in new government
Khieu Samphan named chairman of the state presidium as Soa Sary and Tai Sat receive deputy premierships. Jeng Sary remains deputy premier and foreign minister, Ieng Thirith appointed minister of social action. The lineup marks a Khmer Rouge leadership reshuffle replacing Sihanouk’s exile regime.
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Cities Face Crackdown on Misuse of Federal Funds
Washington reports Labor Department tests regulations on CETA funding to curb use for rehiring former municipal workers. Detroit challenged a 10 percent limit claiming it would hire needed staff, while city officials sought to balance job creation with broad benefits for unemployed residents amid ongoing federal oversight.
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Senate Passes 5.3 Billion Jobs Bill In Senate Vote
Senate approves a 5.3 billion public works measure aimed at creating about 200,000 jobs, with plans to spread funds across more cities. House action anticipated as lawmakers seek to override a prior veto and adjust program scope amid unemployment concerns.
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