Lady cop fired over hair length in Florida
SFIRSBURG BEACH Florida AP Police rookie Sherryl Jandsberg was fired after three weeks on the job for refusing to trim waist length hair to meet the department dress code. Chief Teivener insisted the rule applied to all and cited insubordination. Landsberg, with degrees from Florida State University and a community college, said she was told to cut her hair or lose her job. The department maintained the officer must follow regulations.
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Groucho's love sparks conservatorship drama in California
Zeppo Marx says his brother Groucho loves his business manager Erin Fleming and warns removing her as temporary conservator would hurt him. The court heard testimony on Fleming's conduct including alleged drug use and abuse. A neutral interim conservator was proposed as tests and hearings continue.
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GOP Senators Push for Permanent Tax Cut Amid Debate
Senate action on business tax breaks and a Republican push to cap income tax rates clashes with President Carter’s plan. Javits leads a proposal for broad cuts with rebates for low income payers, while Carter resists large revenue reductions until reform advances. Supporters expect a veto battle but see path to passage unless administration pressure grows.
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Social Security benefits rise 5.9 percent with COLA
The 1977 cost of living adjustment boosts Social Security and SSI payments for about 33.5 million Americans. An average elderly couple gains $23 monthly, with individual and couple maximums rising. total Social Security outlays rise to about $92 billion next year.
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Associated Press
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Supreme Court sweethearts? Nixon aides may get review blocked
Report says the Supreme Court may refuse to hear the appeals of John Mitchell Richard Nixon era aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman, breaking the court's secrecy tradition. NPR cited a 5 to 3 vote to deny review with Burger delaying announcement to seek full-court review.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Porter Stewart
William J. Brennands
Thurgood Marshall
Castro lauds Carter ethics during Minnesota visit
Cuban leader Fidel Castro praised President Carter as a man of ethics after a meeting with a Minnesota trade delegation. He called Carter's energy program progressive and said there were no complaints, noting the need to conserve oil amid rising prices. The visit included discussion of US Cuban ties and plans for future exchanges.
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Death toll climbs in Pakistan violence
Islamabad reports say a procession violated martial law when army troops fired, killing 22 in Karachi and injuring about 290 others. Officials noted a tense day with violence across Pakistan as protests flared over the March 7 elections led by Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s opponents.
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