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DOCKS
RN will meet with Reagan and Evans to assess the W. Coast dock
strike in which negotiations resumed Monday. CBS note of the talks
and Hodgson's call for Hill action. He "hopes but doesn't expect¹
the talks to settle the strike.
Rep. Frank Thompson said his panel
would consider drafting a bill that would in effect write a labor
contract binding on both union and management. "We're not stalling, 11
he told Hodgson. "This bill is too complicated to resolve in just two
or three days. 11
UPI notes a Moscow, Idaho housewife in her 3rd day of a fast which
she hopes will help lead to progress. She is upset over the loss of
markets to local wheat farmers.
Cargo diverted to Mex. by the
dock strike began to move into the U.S. again but not through the main
port of entry.
"Toll of Dock Strike on Business, Farmers, Workers.
11
is head over 2 page US News feature on the failure of Congress to move
with any sense of urgency on RN's call.
RACIAL AFFAIRS
ABC note that Senate defeated 59-16 a Southern-led move to continue
exemption of state and local government employees from employment
discrimination.
And conceding the Tuesday attempt will fail, Senate
civil rights advocates gathered signatures for a 2nd cloture vote to
halt the Southern filibuster.
ABC film from Las Vegas where
blacks are finally being allowed to work the gaming tables.
Denver integrated two of its seven predominantly-black public
grade-schools. It was the first major breakthrough in creating racial
balance there in more than a year.
Anti-busing forces in the Senate are only 2-3 votes short of victory,
says Totenberg in National Observer. "Congress is on the verge of
legislating the courts out of the busing business. 11 If Ervin's bill
fails, he'll tack it on to the women-rights amendment. But that
might doom that proposal too -- an outcome which Ervin wouldn't
mind.
Newsweek with a page on the busing issue the most
passionate of all local concerns. Even Spock came out in opposition.
Eagleton says the controversy isn't helping the Dems "one damn
bit. 11
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