U.S. aims for voluntary shoe import curbs with foreign producers
Trade envoy Robert Strauss says Carter will seek voluntary import reductions on shoes from key suppliers Taiwan and South Korea to aid the domestic industry. He cites potential relief via orderly marketing agreements, and ties the issue to a broader global trade strategy at the London summit with major industrial nations.
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Washington
Robert S. Strauss
Carter
United States
Strauss
Strayaé
London
International Trade Commission
Aficio
George Meany
White House
Ehief
Taiwan
Talwar
South Korea
Bamestle
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Canada
T O
Gordon
Free World
Geneva
Hearst conviction reversal sought by Bailey
Patricia Hearst might not have testified at her 1976 bank robbery trial. F Lee Bailey claims her Fifth Amendment rights were violated when she was asked questions about a Sacramento robbery. He argues Judge Carter’s later ruling on cross examination tainted the verdict and jurors were influenced by Hearst’s refusals to answer. Browning counters that proper legal grounds supported the questions.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Cal
Sacramento
F. Lee Bailey
Miss Hearst
Bailey
Appés
Baller
Circuit Court of Appeals
Carter
Whxo
Browning
Tass raps Carter on Liddy decision
Moscow based Tass criticizes President Carter for shortening Watergate burglar G Gordon Liddy's prison term from twenty years to eight years. Tass accuses authorities of leniency toward Watergate figures while condemning dissidents and political prisoners. Liddy, age 46, has served over four years for planning the 1972 Democratic National Committee raid and will become parole eligible in July.
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Moscow
Tass
Carter
Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Democratic National
Washington
Defeat in Florida slows ERA ratification hopes
Florida lawmakers defeated the Equal Rights Amendment 21 to 19, with three senators switching votes this week. Despite lobbying by former First Lady Betty Ford and the White House, Florida became the eighth state to vote against ratification this year. Texas and Maine discussed rescinding, while Idaho Nebraska and Tennessee already did. ERA supporters vow it is not finished, planning to push for ratification in three more states by March 22, 1979.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Helly Ford
White House
Texas
Maine
Idaho
Nebraska
Tennessee
KRA
Lori Wilson
Ferme
Florida Senate
Airlines cannot deny seats to handicapped travelers
BASWINGTON AP Airlines cannot deny seating to handicapped passengers by claiming they might delay evacuations. The FAA orders training for all crew in evacuating handicapped persons and requires preflight briefings on emergency procedures. The May 16 rule cites studies showing minimal evacuation delay and allows not requiring crutches or canes to be kept nearby.
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Baswington
Federal Aviation Administration
Ecen
FAA
Hich
Daily News Publication Notice Sample Or Mock Page
Fragmented OCR reads like a newspaper masthead and pricing notice for a daily publication with broadcast style contact details. It mentions republication by Associated Press agencies, postal rates and address lines, and subscription terms including yearly and other durations.
New civil rights agency may be created in reorganization
Walter Wellford, Carter administration adviser, says a merged federal civil rights agency may be recommended to improve enforcement. He notes current enforcement is scattered across EEOC, Justice, Labor, HEW and other bodies and promises an open, nonprejudged review of overlaps and duplication to make compliance fairer and more efficient. The project seeks input from agencies, experts and the public.
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Brooks Jackson
Walter Washington
Carter
Harrison Wellford
Fead
Weillord
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Departments of Justice, Labor, and Health, Education and Welfare
General Services Administration
Wellford
Congress
Weather Underground fugitives surrender to Chicago police
Two Weather Underground members Robert H. Roth and Phoebe Hirsch surrendered to Chicago authorities on March 2 signaling a potential shift away from political bombings. They face 1969 indictments for mob action and aggravated battery, Roth added as a federal fugitive. Officials noted the surrender may reflect a strategy called inversion, though confirmation is lacking. They are set for a Cook County hearing April 28. the FBI says the group remains sought.
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Robert Henry Roth
Pheobe Hinrich
Weather Underground
Chicago
Lil
Jonathan Wolman
Associated Press
Chicaga
Robert H. Roth
Phoebe Hirsch
Bend
Rot
Roth
Ms. Hirsch
Hirsch
FBI
Thomas Coll
The
Underground
Maryland and Pennsylvania Lottery Numbers Report
Wednesday drawing results for Maryland and Pennsylvania lotteries are listed with multiple games. Winning numbers include daily and six neck and other multi digit formats, along with three and four digit totals and a typed ad for air conditioning wiring services.
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Baltimore
Maryland
KIXG
Prussia
Venosylvania
Baker's Dozen
Dock strike threatens to curb Atlantic trade
New York AP report says a nationwide strike by 35,000 International Longshoremen’s Association members disrupts Atlantic and Gulf coast ports from Maine to Texas. While some locals remain uncertain, officials warn the walkout will cut containerized trade with Europe and affect 5 to 10 percent of shipments at least.
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New York
United States
Europe
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Maine
Texas
Horsh
Carolina
Ralph Massey
Houston
South Atlantic
Paul Guillory
Louisaza Tocal
Massy
Garment Workers Protest Imports Nationwide
Textile workers and their unions rallied across major cities to protest foreign clothing imports. Speakers including Jack DiBlasi and union leaders blamed cheap overseas goods for thousands of job losses, demanding action from President Carter and Congress. Demonstrations drew thousands, with marches in New York, Chicago, Bangor, Philadelphia, Allentown, Baltimore, Cleveland, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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New England
New York City
Garment Dlatrint
Feable Workers Union
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Chicago
Carter
Mariano Saveri
Bangor
Raveri
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Harry Goldsmith
Algamated Clothing and Textile Worl Union
Allentown
Baltimore
Cleveland
Steel
San Francisco
Federal Building
Los
Leonard Lavy
Amalgamated Clothing Annt Textile Workers Union
Los Angeles
South Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
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Mark Redd
William Ayres
Cathy Wilkerson
Kathy Boudin
Denoccntte Society
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Redd
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Coll
Pittsburgh
King OF Prussia
Toursis
Dial
Louis Whittington Electrie
Ady
New Jersey
York
Waterfront Commission
Far East
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Oxford
Goodyear
Carolina Shoe CO
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