44 Bills Vetoed by Gov Dalton in Virginia
Gov John Dalton vetoed 44 of 894 bills from the 1978 General Assembly including an optometry measure and a party designation on the statewide ballot. He said 21 were duplicate or moot, leaving 23 with technical flaws or policy disagreements.
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Richmond
John Dalton
General Assembly
Dalton
Virginia
Virginia Senate
Commonwealth
Legislative
Senate
Indictments Tie FBI Leadership to Antiradical Campaign
The Justice Department indicted former FBI Director L. Patrick Gray III and aides W. Mark Felt and Edward Miller on conspiring to violate citizens rights through unlawful break-ins. John J. Kearney’s case was dropped. Attorney General Griffin Bell announced disciplinary actions for 70 officials, largely from the New York office.
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L. Patrick Gray III
Department
John J. Kearney
New York
Tam
Kearney
Griffin B. Bell
Gray
W. Mark Felt
Edward S
Miller
Felt
Justice Department
No. 2
FBI High Command
Weather Underground
Bell
J. Wallace LaPrade
Bureau
Soviet UN official Arkady Shevchenko defects in New York
Arkady N. Shevchenko the UN undersecretary for political and Security Council affairs disappeared amid reports he sought asylum in the United States. A Moscow wife denied the defection and said he would return. State Department said no asylum request but confirmed a meeting with his American lawyer.
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United Nations
Arkady N. Shevchenko
United States
Moscow
U.S
Shevchenko
Washington
State Department
Ernest Gross
Soviet Union
Tom Reston
Gross
Reston
Soviet Foreign Service
South Korea Offered Access to Ambassador in Cash Envelope Case
A South Korea offer to the House on access to former ambassador Kim Dong Jo amid ethics hearings over envelopes stuffed with $100 bills sent to at least three congressmen. The ethics committee debates acceptable terms as Ambassador Kim Hyun Chul delivered the offer to Speaker ONeill after a Monday meeting.
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Washington
South Korea
House
House Ethics Committee
Thomas P. O'Neill
Kim Hyun Chul
Seoul
Kim Dong Jo
Indispensable Man at the White House Stuart E Eizenstat
Carter aides and president rely on Stuart Eizenstat as chief domestic policy adviser. He argued for federal funding to repair urban infrastructure, balancing union ties and private contracting. Colleagues praise his synthesis, urgent style, and deep influence.
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Times News Service
Washington
Oval Office
Stuart E. Eizenstat
Eizenstat
Office of Management and Budget
Carter
White House
Eizen- Star
Stu
Hamilton Jordan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jordan
Powell
Carter Outlines Plan to Fight Inflation at Editors’ Meeting
President Carter unveiled a joint government and private sector approach to curb rising prices in a no nonsense speech to newspaper editors. He cited an anticipated 6.1 to 7 percent inflation and said wage controls are not part of the plan while aides stressed coordinated action is essential.
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Washington
Carter
Jody Powell
Africa
Latin America
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Charles Schultz
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Peter Gould
Betty Ford Hospitalized For Treatment Of Overmedicating
Betty Ford checked into a Long Beach area hospital for treatment of what she calls an insidious problem of over medicating herself. The former first lady denied drug addiction and said she aims to rid herself of the damaging effects. Gerald Ford planned to continue his schedule in Alabama and would not return to California until Friday.
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Vail
Colo
Long Beach
Calif
U.S. Naval Hospital
Ford
Desert
Palm Springs
Here
Navy Hospital
Los Angeles
Gerald Ford
Alabama
California
Unitas to Attend 51st Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
Former Baltimore Colts quarterback John Unitas will attend the 51st Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. A photograph accompanies the note in the Sports Section as details appear on page 12.
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