Gloria Steinem criticizes Carter for male chauvinism
Gloria Steinem claims President Carter is a male chauvinist for not protesting when Rosalynn was excluded from a state dinner in Saudi Arabia. The 9th Circuit rejected Patricia Hearst's request for rehearing on her bank robbery conviction, leaving possible Supreme Court appeal. Doctors in Tel Aviv say Golda Meir will leave hospital by weekend after flu illness. Betty Furness apologizes for bartending on NBC Today and to area school officials.
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Carter
Rosalynn
Saudi Arabia
U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Patricia Hearst
U.S. Supreme Court
Tel Aviv
Goldameir
Betty Furness
Nbc-Tv
Hartsdale
N.Y
Wheat price manipulation plan alarms farmers at CAMPO
Farmers eyeed plan to curb planting and buy grain from the Chicago Board of Trade to push parity to 100 percent. Gene Schroder, an American Agriculture spokesman, says demand could drive prices up as farmers resell grain to the board for a profit and delivery rules may create market disruptions.
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Schroder
Commodities Board
Wallace and Cornelia Wallace settle Alabama divorce
Gov George C Wallace and Cornelia Wallace finalize their divorce in Montgomery after agreeing to a 75000 dollar lump sum alimony. She receives household items including a portable TV microwave punch bowl and a clock plus a Lake Martin lot. The decree follows their seventh anniversary and limits remarriage for six months.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Cornelia Wallace
Lake Martin
Wallace
Forger charged with Mineo murder in Hollywood ambush
Lionel Williams, a convicted forger with four days left to serve, was charged with first degree murder in the 1976 slaying of Sal Mineo. An extradition hearing was set in Marshall, Michigan. Authorities noted Williams knew Mineo and that speculation linked the case to possible homosexual overtones, with no narcotics connection found.
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Battle Creek, Mich
UPI
Sal Mineo
Sunset Strip
Los Angeles
Peter Pitchess
Williams
Pitchess
Battisti to rule on Cleveland school payroll funds transfer
Chief Judge Battisti weighs whether Cleveland school board can move federal money to meet a Friday payroll of 5 million. State law blocks the transfer and no decision was reached after a day of debate, leaving the district short of cash with about 12,000 employees and up to 40 million in indebtedness.
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Cleveland
UPI
Frank J. Battisti
Cleveland School Board
Pinochet Wins Chile Vote On Regime Backing
Pinochet secured a near four to one yes majority in a referendum on supporting Chile's right wing military regime. Interior Ministry reports 4 million yes and 1 million no with 75 percent turnout among 5.3 million voters. The junta hailed the result and pledged no elections for at least a decade.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Augusto Pinochet
Pinochet
U.N
Interior Ministry
United States
Baker calls Panama Canal treaties unratified without change
In Panama City Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker and colleagues Jake Garn and John Chafee argued the Panama Canal treaties require amendments to guarantee U S neutrality rights. They met Gen Omar Torrijos and said modifications could allow Senate ratification.
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Panama City
Panama
Baker
Jake Garn
Utah
John Chafee
Rhode Island
Omar Torrijos
Senate
Tennessee
Torrijos
Garn
Chafee
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