Senate benches, recess honor nothing and thwart silly rule
In Washington the Senate voted to a one minute recess in honor of nothing then rejected a Curtis plan to keep 25 members on the floor. Byrd ridiculed the measure as impossible to enforce while Helms sought a recess for taxpayers. The chamber soon returned to a senior citizen ship program bill.
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Elmer W. Lammi Washington
UPI
Senate
Sen
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Curtis
Robert Byrd
Byrd
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
Uncle Sam
Helms
Carter hints at Brown in 1980 race
President Carter, upbeat on a Western swing, says Jerry Brown could seek the Democratic nomination in 1980. He avoids ruling out another run for president himself, calling Brown's possible bid highly conjectural and praising their friendship and mutual caution about future plans.
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Carter
Brown
Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Spokane
Wash
Jerry Brown
Mansfield firefighters ordered back to work after injunction
Judge Rex Larson ordered Mansfield firefighters to end the strike and return to duty immediately. The city sought a preliminary injunction after the union voted 56 to 19 to accept a $624 annual raise but rejected job cuts. Talks will continue as hearings are set for Tuesday. Fires across the city raised arson suspicions.
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Mansfield
Rex Larson
Richland County Common Pleas Court
Larson
Richard Porter
International Firefighters Association
Chamber of Commerce and
City Administration
Clayton Long
Berkowitz to plead guilty in Son of Sam case Monday
The Son of Sam killer David Berkowitz, 24, is expected to plead guilty to six murders in Brooklyn Supreme Court. Sources say judges from the Bronx and Queens will sit to accept pleas from Berkowitz for the remaining cases, ending a year of terror across New York City. The plan aims to avoid a circus atmosphere as Berkowitz seeks a guilty plea to spare further trials.
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H.D. Quigg
New York
UPI
Sam
David R. Berkowitz
Berkowitz
State Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Stacy Moskowitz
Robert Violante
David Ross
New York City
Bronx
Queens
Joseph R. Corso
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Gilty
Veteran Brunswick sergeant retires after 16 years on force
Brunswick Sgt. Jack Brittain ends 16 years with the police today and moves to Huron. He says he enjoyed service, cites long shifts and holidays as drawbacks, and reflects on Brunswick since 1962. Brittain and his wife Marilyn have five children and four grandchildren.
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Brunswick
Jack Brittain
Brunswick Police Department
Brittain
Huron
Clayton Crook
Marilyn
Brunswick Little League
Pee Wee Football League
Brittains
Betty Ford leaves hospital after drug and alcohol treatment
Former first lady Betty Ford, 60, waved to reporters as she left Long Beach Naval Hospital after four weeks of treatment for painkiller and alcohol dependence. Aide Bob Barrett said the treatment was completely successful and she will not require ongoing medical care.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Betty Ford
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Ford
Rancho Mirage
Gerald Ford
Bob Barrett
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Ernest Whitlatch
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