Carter and Kennedy 1980 Prospects and Prop 13 Critique
Sargent Shriver says Carter is gutsy yet seen as unable to follow through on proposals while suggesting Edward Kennedy might run for president in 1980. Vernon Jordan labels Prop 13 a new negativism targeting minorities in a Los Angeles speech. Mackenzie Phillips has completed rehab after a public drunkenness charge was dismissed. ABC-TV faces scrutiny over a youth terror documentary with Boone Arledge calling the charge unsubstantial and pledging outside counsel.
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Edward Kennedy
UPI Riday
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National Urban League
California
Deeivery Today
Los Angeles
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Abc-Tv
Boone Arledge
UPI
Flooding tamped down in Graham area as river crests
Officials in Graham Texas monitor the Brazos River for rising waters after three days of chain reaction flooding that killed at least 25 people in the Graham Albany region and central Texas. Police Chief William Paul reported slow water rise and cautious progress as tropical storm Bess moves toward Mexico.
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Graham, Texas
UPI
Brazos
Texas
Graham-Albany
Graham
William Paul
Missing Ohio Army recruiters amid fraud probe
Two northern Ohio Army recruiters vanish after a Sandusky veteran potential whistleblower plan. Cronk, due to leave in January, is missing with another recruiter. The Metzenbaum office probes Marine Corps recruitment practices. other service members have contacted the senator.
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Lorain
UPI
Lorain Journal
Ohio
Sandusky
Donald Cronk
Sen
Howard) Metzenbaum
Cronk
Marine Corps
Metzenbaum
Roy Meyers
Tiffin
Hubert Grizzle
Cleveland
Carter church services disrupted by neutron-bomb protest
Demonstrators interrupted President Carter's Sunday worship and his Bible class in Washington marking Hiroshima's 33rd anniversary. Nine protesters were arrested. some were gagged and dragged out. Carter condemned the demonstration as inappropriate while urging peace.
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Washington
UPI
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Hiroshima
Charles Trentham
Christina Onassis visits Greece amid rumored honeymoon rift
Christina Onassis Kauzov flies to Athens to be with her new Russian husband Sergei Kauzov amid reports of a troubled honeymoon. Her aunt Artemis Garofallidi says there is no family turmoil and that Christina is deeply in love.
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Greece
UPI
Christina Onassis Kauzov
Christina
Artemis Garofallidi
Aristotle Onassis
Kauzov
Educators Endorse Celeste in Ohio Governor Race
The Educators Political Action Committee of the Ohio Education Association endorsed Richard F. Celeste over incumbent Gov. James A. Rhodes citing his comprehensive grasp of Ohio schools issues. EPAC officials praised Celeste while criticizing Rhodes for not meeting with them to discuss education and blaming him for poor school finance.
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UPI
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Ohio Education Association
Richard F. Celeste
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Brundige
EPAC
Eugene Brundige
DEA
Ashland College
Epac Council
Rhodes
Carter Sends Personal Letters to Begin and Sadat
President Carter has sent hand written letters to Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in a bid to restart talks. Secretary of State Vance delivered the Begin letter and plans to carry one to Sadat in Alexandria. Beginning talks suggested a possible Washington summit. Begin remained hopeful while Vance appeared less optimistic.
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Carter
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Egypt
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Cyrus Vance
Genalley
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Sadat
Alexandria
Washington
Vance
Middle East
State Department
Hodding Carter III
House Debates Tax Cuts and ERA Extension This Week
The House of Representatives aims to act on a 16.2 billion tax cut plan amid broader efforts to pass three major appropriations bills. Leaders consider the Corman Fisher and Roth Kemp tax proposals while continuing debate on the foreign intelligence surveillance bill and ERA deadline extension before week’s end.
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UPI
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Dcalif
Joseph Fisher
D-Va
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Michael Blumenthal
William Roth Jr
R-Del
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Themas O'Neill
Bus disaster survivor recalls lake plunge and rescue
Lucie Pouliot, a Panic Volunteer, described aiding passengers as the bus sank in Lac dArgent near Asbestos Quebec. Rescue crews recovered 37 bodies with seven survivors, and authorities investigate air brake failure on the mud covered wreck.
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Asbestos
Quebec
UPI
Lucie Pouliot
Canada
Vermont
Eastman
Lac d’Argent
First test-tube baby Louise Brown leaves hospital
Louise Brown 12 days old and weighing just under 6 pounds leaves the Oldham hospital with her mother Lesley Brown and father John Brown. The family plans a vacation in the Lake District before returning to Bristol.
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England
UPI
Louise Brown
Louise
Lesley Brown
John Brown
Lake District
Bristol
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