Gallup Suggests GOP Rename to Conservative Party
Dr. George Gallup argues the Republican Party should change its name to Conservative Party to reflect current ideology. He notes liberals are unpopular, and a two party system should stay intact to avoid political chaos. He mentions Ronald Reagan as a conservative leader for followers.
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George Gallup
Republican Party
Philadelphia Inquirer
Gallup
Belling
Ronald Reagan
NTSB Blasts FAA Over Evacuation Safety Lapses
The National Transportation Safety Board urges the FAA to act on dangerous evacuation issues after reviewing crashes where passengers were injured or killed while escaping. It cites need for better crew training and a standard evacuation alarm, noting increased risk with jumbo jets and a Denver United DC-10 incident.
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API
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal
NTSB
U.S
United Airlines
Denver
United
Bids To Be Opened For U S Gold Sale
Washington. Five government auditors from the General Services Administration will open sealed bids on 2 million ounces of Treasury gold. Auction may push prices lower after last week’s dip from 200 per ounce.
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UPS
Treasury Department
General Services Administration
U.S
GSA
Treasury
Charles R. Stahl
Green
Stahl
London
Zurich
Ford names eight to CIA domestic spying inquiry panel
President Ford selected Nelson Rockefeller to head an eight member commission probing CIA domestic spying allegations. The panel includes Ronald Reagan and former JFK LBJ aides. Members span finance, commerce, law, labor, military, and academia. First meeting date not set.
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CIA
Afl-Cio
Joseph Lane Kirkland
University of Virginia
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Commerce
John T. Connor
California
Ronald Reagan
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Lyman Lemnitzer
Erwin Griswold
Washington
UPI
Ford
Central Intelligence Agency
Ronald Regan
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Commission
United States
Blue Ribbon’’ Commission
White House
Congress
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Allied Chemical Corporation
Erwin N. Griswold
U.S
Trasurer
Aflcio
Army
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lemnitzer
Weather Brief for Mornings Coop Area
Clear to partly cloudy conditions through Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Highs near the upper 50s today and around 50s Tuesday, lows in the low 20s tonight. Winds shift to southwest at 12 to 22 mph today.
Arabs Urged to Prepare for Possible U S Action on Oil
Semiofficial Cairo newspaper urges Arab states to form new political military and economic strategies to counter possible U S military action against oilfields. Oil writer Montasser says blowing up fields would be ineffective and calls for a revised oil strategy rather than embargo. Kuwait official supports dialogue over force and notes Kissinger energy talks.
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Sarah Montasser
Cairo
al Abram
Henry A. Kissinger
Business Week
Kissinger
Montasser
Abdel Azzis Hussein
Hussein
Boston to ask court for safety plans at South Boston High
Boston School Committee moves to federal court Monday to require police to submit detailed public safety plans for South Boston High and nearby Roxbury High as classes may reopen midweek after a nine hour meeting. Officials had closed the four buildings since December 11 following a stabbing incident.
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Boston School Committee
South Boston
William J. Leary
Leary
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Study Says Drug Costs Could Be Cut in Half
Washington report by the Council on Economic Priorities says prescription antibiotics could drop over 50 percent if pharmacists could buy the lowest priced drugs. It notes price variation across brands and questions patent and brand name systems, citing erythromycin and tetracycline as examples.
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UPI
Council On Economic Priorities
C. Joseph Stetler
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Stetler
Council
Milan Laboratories
SmithKline
Pfizer
Parked Davis
Squibb
CEP
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