ERA Numbers in Carter Country Lag in Support
In Georgia and surrounding Southeast states opposition to the proposed Equal Rights Amendment grows despite President Carter's backing. Officials estimate Georgia could lose about $10 million over four years from events and conventions moving away from an ERA-hostile state. The amendment needs three more ratifications by March 22, 1979, after 35 states have approved it.
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Atlanta
Carter
Carter Country
Rick Myers
Georgia
House
Senate
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
North Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Southeast
Congress
Missouri
National Organization For Women
Hal Cohen
Miami Beach, Fla
Cohen
National Education Association
American Library Association
Edward J. McNeill
Greater New Orleans
National News Update From Wire Services
National wire dispatches from The New York Times News Service and The Associated Press summarize key events across politics economy and society. Reports highlight developments in governance markets and public policy with emphasis on notable figures and official statements.
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York Times News
Associated Press
TVA Coal Stocks Rise at 10 Plants on19 Coal Shipments
TVA reports stockpiles at ten plants increased by 13 000 tons to 1 843 000 tons after 55 000 tons of new coal arrived and 42 000 tons were burned. Spokesman Jim Beckham notes continued shipments under western coal contracts and two 200 000 ton deals already signed.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
United Mine Workers
TVA
Jim Beckham
Wyoming
UMW
Proxmire
Washington (Ap
G. William Miller
Federal Reserve Oar
William Proxmire
Dwis
Carter
Miller
Arthur Burns
Textron Inc
U.S
Textron
Iran
Committee On
Senate
Virginia General Assembly Highlights From Wednesday Session
Virginia lawmakers debated pari mutuel horse race betting and a 1 percent regional sales tax for transit. A veto override proposal, annexation funding talks, and a standing committee review of a constitutional amendment were also noted. In Roanoke two Russian flu cases were confirmed, with mild impact and potential links to Virginia Military Institute.
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Virginia
Senate General Laws Committee
House
Senate
Assembly
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
General Laws Committee
House Finance Committee
Metro Rail
House Privileges & Elections Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Corrections Department
Mills Godwin
Roanoke
Grayson Miller
State Health Department
Fort Belvoir
Norfolk
Miller
United States
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington College
Park Evading Answers on Suspected Foreign Influence
Washington AP By day two of testimony Park showed increasing evasiveness on whether he was a South Korean agent and if he funded U.S. lawmakers to aid the Korean government. Reps Caputo and Fenwick noted his incomplete answers and awareness of investigators’ findings.
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New York
Peter Allen
After Dark Magazine
Liza Minnelli
Earl Wilson
Wilson
New York Post
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Entertainment Magazine
Miss Minnelli
Washington
Tongsun Park
House Ethics Committee
Congress
Park
Bruce Caputo
R-N.y
Millicent Fenwick
R-N.j
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Rockingham
Caswell
James Elliott
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Elliott
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Weems Lane
Delmonico
Jamestown
SHOBE
Shenandoah
Boston Butts
Loudoun St
U.S.D.A
Land of Lakes
Lipton
Pack
Campbell
Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup
Pledge
Purina
Kellogg's
Vienna
Dove Liquid
Eer
Hanover
Hunt
Mata
Caputo
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