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national elections based on exit
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the networks’ negotiations with
the House telecommunications
subcommittee on the subject of
projections said an announce
ment would be made in
Washington.
The source, who spoke on the
condition of remaining
anonymous, said that in return
the networks received a pledge
from the committee that it
would consider possible legisla
tion on a 24-hour election day.
Such legislation would man
date uniform poll closings
throughout the United States, as
well.
The agreement was to take
immediate effect, the source
said.
The source said the networks
were concerned that telecom
munications subcommittee
chair Rep. Tim Wirth, D-Colo.,
would hold hearings in Western
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network publicity.
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fearless thugs
WASHINGTON (AP) — Ber
nhard Goetz, the man accused
of shooting four teen-agers on a
New York subway, is a symbol
of the criminal justice system’s
failure to protect people
“against thugs and toughs who
operate with impunity,” Sen.
Alfonse D’Amato said
Thursday.
The New York Republican
said he would be glad to testify
on Goetz’s behalf that young
criminals make the subway a
dangerous place, but he added
it would be wrong to "condone
vigilantism as the answer” to
the problem.
“I’ve been on that subway
when three, four and five thugs
get on a train. They don’t have
to threaten you. They are very
menacing by their presence and
some of them get a kick out of
it,” D’Amato said at a hearing
of the Congressional Crime
Caucus.
D’Amato and the caucus
chairman, Sen. Arlen Specter,
R-Pa., said that solutions to the
growing problem of arrogant
toughs and career criminals are
mandatory jail sentences for
serious crimes, and building
more prisons.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Civil
war in Ethiopia is threatening
the delivery of emergency
American aid, and could lead to
the starvation of additional
millions of Africans, U.S. of
ficials said Thursday.
“The starving people ot
Ethiopia simply cannot be
pawns,’’ said Peter McPherson,
administator of the Agency for
International Development.
McPherson and Chester
Crocker, assistant secretary for
African affairs, testified before
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee which held its first
hearing under new chair Sen.
Richard Lugar. R-Ind.
McPherson said the seizure of
an Australian ship carrying
6,000 tons of food by the Ethio
pian government was intended
to prevent the aid from going to
areas where the government
does not have full control.
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States and the socialist Ethio
pian government makes it dif
ficult to bring pressure on the
government, to make sure that
the internal conflict does not
worsen the plight of millions af
fected by the drought and other
causes of the famine.
Meanwhile, Crocker said,
many refugees are fleeing
Ethiopia to Sudan because they
are trying to get away from the
fighting and avoid resettlement
programs which are affected by
political loyalties.
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