Carter proposes amnesty for millions of illegal aliens
President Carter's plan would grant legal resident status to those in the United States before 1970 and offer five year temporary residency for others who arrived between mid 1970 and end of 1976. The proposal also calls for border patrol expansion and penalties for employers who hire undocumented workers, with hearings planned and opposition from immigration and minority groups. Tomas, a 23-year-old Salvadoran, was arrested for public drunkenness and deported within days, illustrating the case for and against a broad amnesty approach.
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Robert B. Cullem
Washington
Carter
United States
Lele
Tomas
el Salvador
Jess
Metico
Ysidro
Cylif
San Salvador
Tate
Arlington
Ider Lilteation
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Thay
Inca
Atty
Griffin Beh
Allens
D-Miss
Bia
Eastland
Employers & I
Comerdiane
Iyi
Edward Roybal
Dcalif
Hispanic Caucus
Roybal
Vance Heads to Jordan After Setback in Syria
Secretary of State Vance arrives in Amman to meet King Hussein as Middle East talks resume amid Syria’s rejection of a planned ministerial meeting. He vows to build a broader consensus for a just peace while noting focus on preparations for a Geneva peace conference and Palestinian rights.
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Amman
Jordan
Qyres BR. Vance
Middle East
Syria
Geneva
Stara
Vance
Maddie East
New York police refine sketch of Son of Sam killer
New York police say they have compiled improved composite sketches of the Son of Sam killer, based on evidence from the latest two victims. Police officials report thousands of volunteers, calls for rehiring laid off officers, and extended manpower as the manhunt continues across Queens and Nassau County.
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WEW
YORK
Sam
Siem
Cen
Pew
Robert Violante
Tommy A
Mearville
Nchael Codd
Policemmen
Patrolmen’s Benevalent Association
Sam DiMilia
Codd
Son of Sam
Dodd
Avon
Nassau County
Long Island
Queens
Mass killings linked to narcotics in Mexican ranch
Police report six men slain at a southern Mexican ranch in a clash of two narcotics gangs. Four women were badly burned and found in a charred van. Authorities say four of the dead may be Americans, including three in Lievan, but provided no confirmation.
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Oaxaca
Mexico
Ranchng Desplate
Ovettan
Mexico City
Lievan
Julian Bautista Martinez
Judicial Police
Court overturns high damage award for 1971 protests
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the 1 2 million damage award to antiwar demonstrators who were arrested in 1971 was too large and ordered a new trial on the award. The ruling upheld that First Amendment rights were violated but sent back questions on damages and punitive findings.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
Jupito
le Court
Easl
FDA charges Laetrile promoters prey on cancer victims
The FDA asserts Laetrile is a hoax and promoters exploit fear and guilt in cancer patients. In a 28 page Oklahoma filing, Kennedy states promoters manipulate victims with inadequate case histories and lack of credible controlled studies, labeling supporters as charlatans and patients as vulnerable to false cures.
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FDA
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Oklahoma
Donald Kennedy
Kennedy
Texan sticks by his story of election stolen for LBJ
Lois Salas a 76 year old precinct election judge in Jim Wells County Texas in 1948 says he stands by his claim that the 1048 Senate Democratic primary runoff was stolen for Lyndon B. Johnson, despite questions from the state comptroller and an unsigned denial in Johnson era papers.
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Houston
Texas
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johrson
Lois Salas
Jim Wells
Johnson
Salas
Associated Press
Bat
Robert Bullock
Salls
Comptroller's
Bullock
LB Library
Lottery roundup in Baltimore and Pittsburgh draws
Maryland and Pennsylvania daily lottery results reported. The numbers game produced a Thursday Wednesday draw with numbers 25 and 9, including a noted £ 6 symbol in the sequence. Local outlets listed the results for the two states and noted the winning figures for bettors.
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Baltimore
Alj
Pittsburgh
Thusday
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Income growth outruns price rise in 1976 to 1977
The Commerce Department reports personal income grew 9 percent from the first quarter of 1976 to the first quarter of 1977, outpacing a 5 percent rise in consumer prices. All states and DC saw income gains. six Western states plus Michigan and New Hampshire posted the largest increases, while Delaware and North Dakota had the smallest. Nevada led nonfarm personal income gains at 4.4 percent due to tourism, with Michigan close behind at 12.9 percent from auto production.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
States
District of Columbia
Michigan
New Hampshire
Delaware
North Dakota
Nevada
Duely
Federal financing of abortions ends nationwide
Federal funding for abortions for poor women will end except when the mother's life is at risk. Health Secretary Califano announced the policy after a court challenge delayed a year-old provision. The change affects Medicaid funded abortions, including cases of rape, incest, and ectopic pregnancies, with seven states still planning to fund elective abortions.
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Washington
Congress
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califaco Jr
District Court
John F. Dooling Jr
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Dooling
Califano
Department
Calitang
National Right To Life Committee
National Abortion Rights Action League
United States
Supreme Cour
Alaoki
Hawaii
Margalud
Massachusetts
Nevada
Oregon
Congress probes disappearance of nuclear material
Congress plans hearings on 8437 pounds of unaccounted nuclear fuel missing since World War II. Officials disclose 3400 pounds plutonium and over 5000 pounds highly enriched uranium, mostly from ERDA plants in Richland and Aiken. Senate and House leaders push testimony from NRC ERDA and NSC officials.
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Washington
Congress
John Dingell
D-Mich
House
Qhalerial
John Glenn
Dhonio
Dingell
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Energy Research and Development Administration
National Security Council
Glenn
Apalto
ERDA
WRC
NRC
Richland
Wash and
Alken
S.C
Daily Mail history and postal details from an OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR from The Daily Mail noting establishment, telephone, and postage details. Mentions Associated Press dispatches and distribution costs, with incomplete phrases and garbled place names.
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Adv
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Khan
Reyes
Toronto
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Gems
LBJ
Nailer Jenkins
JP Johnson
Tam
Duval
Dim Wells
Zapata
Oxorge B. Fars
Parr
Alice
Sali
Coke Stevensor
Daily Mail
Ercepe Sutahoy
New Tears
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Magerstown
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