Carter backs national no fault auto insurance push
President Carter gains momentum for no fault auto insurance as Sen. Warren Magnuson reports administration support will back passage in Congress. The plan would compensate auto crash injuries regardless of fault, reducing lawyer-driven disputes and shifting to a no fault system after years of near misses.
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House Debates Consumer Cooperative Store Bill
The House passed a bill to create a federal Consumer Loan Bank to back up to a billion dollars over five years for consumer co-ops. Supporters say co-ops spur nonprofit expansion and bypass middlemen, while opponents warn of unfair tax advantages and unnecessary banking duplication.
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Supreme Court asked again on Nixon tapes handling
The Supreme Court was asked for the fourth time to rule on Nixon era tapes. Nixon’s lawyers argue confidentiality protects presidential deliberations from civil disclosure. The case involves whether the 5,006 hours of recordings can be released or broadcast and concerns prior rulings on confidentiality.
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Budget director seeks delay on bank stock sale
Budget director Bortaner faces a Senate panel to explain a plan to defer selling a large block of National Bank of Georgia shares. The move aims to avert a potential loss for investors as Lance, who promised the sale, weighs designating a new corporate investor to dispose of the stock without a fixed deadline.
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Carter energy plan advances with House panel vote
President Carter's energy package clears the House Commerce Committee on a 23-2 vote against deregulation of natural gas. The committee endorses non tax energy measures while Ways and Means backs taxes and incentives. standby gasoline tax and rebates are rejected. The new energy committee plans to merge panels' work, aiming for full House action by August.
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Carter marks a year since campaign debut with nuclear stance shifts
Washington reports on Jimmy Carter reflecting one year after his campaign launch at Madison Square Garden. He discusses nuclear weapons policy, including tentative support for a neutronic bomb as a battlefield option, while reaffirming the goal of eliminating all nuclear arms. He notes the tension between campaign pledges and Cold War restraint.
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Space helmet helps ill boy breathe by filtering air
In Carmichael California an air borne illness makes Jared Belaman ill within minutes. A space helmet inspired by a television drama purifies his air and blocks triggering substances. Before the helmet his home felt like a prison as his symptoms worsened each year.
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Soviets enjoy Fleetwood rock group
Washington AP reports President Carter noting differences with the Soviet Union yet optimism for detente as Russian embassy staff party until 3 a.m. with Fleetwood Mac. The group played before 22,000 fans, with 39 embassy personnel and White House staffers in attendance, and Soviet officials considering inviting them to perform in the USSR.
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Maryland Numbers Game Drawn in Baltimore
The winning number drawn Thursday night in Maryland's Numbers Game daily lottery is 865 five six five. The drawing occurred in Baltimore with AP reporting the result.
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Pennsylvania daily lottery numbers report brief
Thursday's Pennsylvania daily lottery results show the number 25 and a note of a payoff of 15 dollars. The fragment lists five one eight with unclear context.
ChouChilla Kidnapping Anniversary Refocuses Northward Attention
On the one year anniversary of the Chowchilla bus kidnapping 28 children and a driver were seized, drawing national media into the small town. Reporters remain in town but locals urge letting the day pass without renewed attention as survivors, including 15 year old Mike Marshall, confront lasting trauma. The three defendants’ pre-trial hearings continue, with former mayor Jin Dumas blaming the media for prolonging scrutiny.
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Arssore
Jin Dumas
Mike Marshall
Ed Ray
Ley
Power failure blacks 40,000-square-mile Australia region
A transformer breakdown caused a five hour power outage across southeastern Queensland and northern New South Wales, darkening a 40,000 square mile area and affecting more than one million people. The blackout began at 2:37 a.m. and ended around 7:00 a.m., disrupting early rail and road traffic into Brisbane as police patrols were increased. No looting was reported.
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Teacher wins back job after baby not marriage case
Danbury North Carolina AP reports Mary Morehead a South Stoker High School teacher fired in April 1976 after she had a baby won reinstatement and $6000 back wages. A board resolution sought dismissal of any unmarried teacher with a baby but the matter was settled out of court with back pay.
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Mary Moreheay
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State Association of Educators
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