Senate Nearing Vote On Gas Deregulation
The Senate moves toward a vote on a compromise gas deregulation plan after weeks of filibuster. Sen Henry M Jackson proposed a ceiling rising to 3.36 by end of 1986 with controls lapsing Jan 1 1987. Mondale's interventions helped end the deadlock amid White House pivots.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
White House
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Energy Committee
Jackson
Walter F. Mondale
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Abourezk
Metzenbaum
United States
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Texas
James Pearson
R-Kan
Robert C. Byrd
House
Byrd
House-Senate
Mondale
James Wood Handley football game photos celebrate weekend clash
A full page of photos from the James Wood Handley football game is featured on page 19 inside Home Fires. The feature highlights key plays and players from the weekend matchup.
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Handley-Wood
James Wood-Handley
Belgrade hosts East West relations talks on arms race
Belgrade hosts the East West relations conference with Yugoslav President Tito and UN Secretary General Waldheim warning the expanding arms race jeopardizes detente. The 35 nations, meeting after Helsinki 1975, review human rights, military maneuver notifications, and the global arms expenditure share of major powers.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Carter Urges Arms Cuts and Middle East Peace Vision
President Carter told the United Nations the US and USSR are within sight of a significant arms control agreement and could cut nuclear arsenals by 10 to 50 percent if Moscow does likewise. He stressed negotiations over Israel Palestine rights, and urged restraint on nuclear fuel exports and conventional arms. He also backed a Zimbabwe Namibian transition and pursued Middle East diplomacy with Egypt and Israel.
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United Nations, N
Middle East
Israel
United States
Carter
New York
Ismail Fahmy
Moshe Dayan
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Africa
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Namibia
Indira Gandhi freed after court appearance on charges
Indira Gandhi, held overnight on corruption charges, was released by Magistrate R Dayal with no restrictions as police continue evidence collection. Outside the Delhi courthouse protests turned violent amid tear gas and clashes. Her detention drew rapid political reaction as supporters hailed her release.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
R. Dayal
Gandhi
Sanjay
Parliament Street
Mrs. Gandhi
Desai
Carter to Meet Egyptian and Israeli Leaders in New Push
President Carter meets with Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fah my and Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan to press an Arab Israeli settlement recognizing the Palestinians' legitimate rights. Egypt’s Fahmy carries Sadat's message as Dayan meets later, amid U S Soviet pressure on Israel.
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Jimmy Carter
Rosalyn
United Nations
U.N
Carter
U.N General Assembly
United Nations, N.Y
Egypt
Israel
Ismail Fahmy
Anwar Sadat
Moshe Dayan
United States
Supreme Court Refuses Reviews on Key Civil Rights and Nixon Tapes
On the first day of its term the Supreme Court handed down 40 pages of orders refusing to review lower court rulings. It kept in place rulings allowing firing of homosexuals, signaled tolerance for Nixon tapes in civil suits, and upheld a federal desegregation order mandating busing in 11 Wilmington area districts. The court also agreed to decide pension gender equity and cross-ownership of media. Internationally, Egypt and Israel clashed over Geneva talks and PLO representation with US-Soviet positions cited.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
Tacoma
James Gaylord
Richard Nixon
White House
Wilmington
Del
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Inside Today
Winchester
Gene Dailey
Gov
Mills Godwin
Shenandoah River
Area News
Abby
Helsinki
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Tito
Sava
Winspeare Guicciardi
Shenandoah Valley
National Weather Service
Jeffrey Bowman
The
Star
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Bowman
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
PLO
Fahmy
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
Dayan
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
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