Ford moves to lift gasoline price controls before Carter takes office
The Ford administration aims to end federal gasoline price controls by Jan 19 with a plan to remove controls on petroleum products. FEA must publish the proposal, hold hearings in seven cities, and Congress can block it within 15 days. Democrats question timing and potential future price rises.
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Ford Administration
Jimmy Carter
Federal Energy Administration
FES
FEA
Federal Register
Congress
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Senate
Atlanta
Chicago
Dallas
Denver
New York
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Washington
TEA
Frank G. Daurb
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Are We Cavemen
A French archaeologist at a recent meeting in France argued that a caveman in a suit would pass unnoticed in modern cities. The statement notes Americans have seen similar behavior by people described as vandals and trash-throwers, drawing a sharp contrast in habits.
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France
America
Vance as Secretary of State Spurs Carter Establishment Debate
The piece argues Cyrus Vance embodies the Eastern Establishment and could create a credibility gap for Carter. It contrasts campaign rhetoric against insiders with Vance’s Yale Wall Street ties and role at Rockefeller Foundation, noting Vietnam era policy links and concerns about established power in U.S. policy.
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Kevin P. Phillips
Washington
KFS
Cyrus Vance
Helso
Jimmy Carter
Hia
New York
Vanee
Washington Post
Rockefeller Foundation
Board of
New York Times
Vance
Yale
Wall Street
Atlanta
Cox
Eastern Seaboard
Carter
Georgia
Tom Watson
New York Bar Association
Cyrus Vante
Burr
David Malberstam
Lyndon Johnson
Detroit
Cook
New York-Washington
Eton
Harvard
Senate
Vietnam
Tor
Asia
Middle East
Africa
Europe
United States
Hamilton Jordan
Cy Vaner
Zbigniew Orzezinski
King Features Syndicate
Watching Pro Football In A Redskins Eagles Tilt
A narrator recounts a road trip to see the Washington Redskins vs Philadelphia Eagles. He details travel, parking, a hot dog and beer mishaps, seat views near the 30 yard line, and a halftime score of 14–0 with the thrill of the live atmosphere.
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Sy Andrew Tulle
Washington
Tiger
John
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Rascal
Hearthside
Nigeria
Billy Kilmer
Redskins
Philadelphia
Mike Thomas
Frank Grant
Roy Jefferson
Sturley
Eagles
Don
Washington Crises Loom Over D C City Hall Ahead of Carter Inauguration
In a city facing its worst local government crisis, District of Columbia leaders are entangled in a mismanagement scandal centered on the human resources director. Racial tensions flare as critics warn the turmoil could implicate Mayor Walter Washington and distort federal attention.
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Ron Wendren
Washington
Brie
Home
Mle
Dltamy Carter
White House
Walter Washington
District of Columbia
Department of Human Resources
Joseph B. Yeldell
Weldell
City Hall
Georgetown
Upper
Northwest
Northeast
City Hat
Los Angeles Times
Why England Slept Again and the British Wake
Analyzes English concerns in the 1970s amid unemployment and inflation urging renewed export trade with the Communist bloc. Critiques NATO and U S Navy roles, notes Adams Hagley incidents aboard JFK and a collision during refueling. Believes Britons woke to economic strain and labor governance, warning against complacency if asked why England slept again.
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England
John Kennedy
Audrey St
London
NATO
Joseph Luns
Europe
Norway
Teeland
Luns
U.S
Amerita
Hagley
JFK
Bagley
Callaghan
Labour
McNaught Syndicate
Carter Faces NY City Aid D Day in 1978 Crisis
President elect Carter will not commit to New York City aid terms proposed by Victor Gotbaum. The piece warns against federal bailouts on those terms and argues for fiscal restraint while noting the city faces a billion dollars owed to defaulted note holders. It calls for opposition to union-driven demands and urges taxpayers to contact representatives.
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Widener
New York City
Carter
Victor Gotbaum
District Council An
American Federation of State
Big Mac
Municipal Assistance Corporation
City Itel
Victor Golbaum
Gotbaum
District 27
Congress
Abr
New York Times
Victor Gothaum
Gotham
the Times
Washington
Carter Gelbaum
Golbaum
U.S.A
Reader Comment on Vacations Creating More Jobs
A Pendleton reader argues that 14 000 Detcademy Division hourly workers not taking full vacations could create 420 full-time jobs annually. He cites three week average unused vacation and calls for compulsory vacation time to cut unemployment and welfare costs.
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General Motors
Ford
Chryster
American Motors
John Deere
International Harvester
Agures
Melvin
Smith RR
Pendleton
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