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nr 12 QUAD-CITY TIMES Friday, Jan. 27, 1984 9(g) How they voted Both Illinois Sens. Charles Percy, Republican, and Alan Dixon, Democrat, voted for tabling the bill Iowa Republican Sens. Charles Grassley and Roger Jepsen voted against tabling the bill Toor ignored9 MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Democratic presidential candidate Jesse Jackson compared President Reagan on Thursday to an Egyptian pharaoh ignoring his moral obligation to help the poor.

WASHINGTON (AP) Senate decided there was no need for legislation declaring a two-year moratorium on the payment of telephone "access charges by consumers. Voting 4440, the Senate IJabled, or put aside, a bill sponsored by Sen. Robert Tackwood, R-Ore, calling for such a moratorium. The decision in effect leaves it to Federal Communications Commission to decide much, and when, consumers will pay the new access fees to their local $hone company. Members of the majority, by Sens.

Robert Dole, fi and Barry Goldwater, said they were satisfied the FCC would not do anything that would drive up telephone rates and force customers to give up service without first giving the matter careful study. They cited a vote by the FCC on Wednesday to postpone the new fees at least until mid-1985. The vote, which attracted FCC Chairman Mark S. Fowler to the Senate gallery, was considered a victory for the American Telephone Telegraph big business and the Reagan administration. It removes from election-year politics the.

controversial issue of sues a final order. The commission has said it will make a final decision by December. The FCC's delay, he said, simply lengthens the transition period until consumers get socked with higher phone rates. Packwood said and large businesses had "lobbied well, but that was not the key. The key was the FCC changing its position.

Had the FCC not changed, we would have won." supports the concept of access charges because the payment of the fees would clear the way for reductions in its interstate long-distance rates, allowing it to better compete against firms like MCI Communications and GTE-Sprint. seven, all black House members. Sen. Gary Hart trailed with five dele-. gates, while former Florida Gov.

Reubin Askew had four and Sen. Ernest Hollings had three. There were 42 uncommitted delegates selected, and the eighth contender, former Sen. George McGovern, was shut out House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr, is expected to endorse Mondale, perhaps next week, according to sources.

O'Neill himself told reporters this week he might endorse a candidate formally shortly after the full party caucus ratifies the 164-member slate next week. Glenn shakeup WASHINGTON (AP) Democratic presidential contender John Glenn ordered a top-level shakeup in his organization Thursday, narriing political organizer Jerry Vento to replace William White as campaign manager. "Pharaoh spoke last night," Jackson said of Reagan's State of the Union address Wednesday night. "I waited for some word for the downcast There was no help for the women. There was no help for the children." Jackson said access charges on residential and small business customers, raising the possibility that Packwood's bill could have been amended to include the same type of permanent ban.

After the vote, Packwood predicted that Congress would be forced to address the issue of access charges once again after the FCC is rising telephone rates, while also preserving the flexibility of the commission to decide the issue. and a coalition of large businesses, while unhappy with the FCC's decision to delay access charges until next year, feared the passage of legislation by Congress even more. The House had approved a bill that would permanently ban if PL Horoscope Reagan chopper forced into emergency landing White, who has been Glenn's top Senate aide for a decade, will have a new title of campaign chairman, said spokesman Michael Mc-Curry. He said Robert Keefe, brought in during a shakeup last year, would remain as a senior adviser. all he heard Rea- Jesse Jackson gan talk about was maintaining defense spending, making gains in space and installing economic plans to help the wealthy.

"To the rich he gave money. To the poor he gave a lecture on values," Jackson said. Mondale wins WASHINGTON (AP) Front-runner Walter F. Mondale outpolled seven campaign rivals combined Thursday, winning 75 Democratic National Convention delegates out of a 164-member slate picked by House Democrats. "This is a spectacular beginning and we're confident he's going to go all the way," Mondale aide Richard Moe said after the party's leadership finished picking the final 54 delegates.

"For the first delegate selection process of the season we could not be more pleased." Mondale far outdistanced second-place finisher John Glenn, who won 17 delegates in the unofficial count Sen. Alan Cranston had 11 delegates, followed by the Rev. Jesse Jackson's mism comes with new home life, work projects. Make new plans. Creative potential is very high.

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You can express executive poten John Glenn man Larry Speakes. "When we left the White House this shortly after takeoff, the pilot noticed a red warning light in the cockpit indicated possible trouble. We landed at'Anacostia Naval Air Station, and the president was switched to another helicopter," said Speakes. Speakes said he did not know the nature of the problem indicated by the light nor whether the problem might simply be a faulty indicator light. Kim Hoggard, a White House press officer, said Marine mechanics were still examining the helicopter late Thursday night and that more Information about the problem should be available Friday.

"The pilot's action was a standard procedure. The president was never in any danger, the military assured me," he said. Speakes, who was on the helicopter with Reagan, did not reveal the emergency landing for more than five hours. He waited until Reagan had finished two speeches in Atlanta before briefing reporters, WASHINGTON (AP) -The helicopter carrying President Reagan was forced to make an emergency landing at a naval base Thursday shortly after taking off from the White House when a red cockpit light warned of possible problems, a White House spokesman said. Reagan was never in any danger and transferred quickly to another helicopter to continue his trip to Andrews Air Force Base and then on to Atlanta for his first campaign trip of 1984, said White House spokes- Fridav, Jan.

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