Editor's Notes Spur Calls and Political Chats at The Argus
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Squeaky Fromme
Sara Jane Moore
Sirhan Sirhan
Red Neck
Pentagon chief predicts smooth Carter transition changeover
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld forecast a smooth Pentagon handover to the Carter administration. He said the current budget, over 120 billion dollars, will be set by January 20 with final decisions remaining in force until then. He noted ongoing reviews of the BI bomb project and stressed continuity during the transition until inauguration day. He expects inflation to push the 1978 budget beyond 120 billion and sees little chance for new arms treaties before Carter takes office.
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Ford
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Thomas C. Reed
Carter
Soviet Union
Plains residents weigh impact as hometowner Carter wins presidency
Plains Georgia residents react to Hugh Carter winning the presidency. They fear traffic light, parking, and tourism effects while seeking funds for a full time police department and a welcome center. Officials pledge no parking meters and stress preserving Plains historic charm.
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Plains
UPT
Maxine Reese
Jimmy Carlet
Earl Godwin
Godwin
Ee Blanton
Fi Carter
State Crime Commission
Platts
Community events in Fremont area by Washington Township club
A list of drop in activities edited by Carol Bennett includes Yoga with Donna at Newark Community Center English as a Second Language classes at Fremont schools and Corpus Christi Church, sewing and senior citizens classes at Timothy Rix and Maloney schools, Fremont Hee Haws Square Dance, Singles events, babysitting, Friday Fun Night at Centerville Park, a Holiday Bazaar in Newark, and a flea market. Also notes a performance of A Flea in Her Ear at Oblate College Studio 22 and a concert by Scena America at 8:30 p.m. at 4009 Seneca Park.
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Carol Bennett
P.O. Box
Fremont
Firday
Donna
Newark
Isle Royal
Maloney
Logan
Corpus Christi Church
Oliveira
Dvaeranters Anonymous
Union Street
Centerville Community Park
Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Newark Junior Women's Club
Oblone College
Studio 22
Centerville
Nicolet Street
Koon
Irvington High School
Tri-City
P.m. Ohlone College
America
Seneca Park
Llama Packs Up For Backpacking Trips In San Francisco Bay Area
Sally Taylor and Rama the llama tour the mountains as Rama proves a sturdy pack animal. Rama carries 10 pound loads for long miles and stays close to his handler. The Taylors house 17 llamas and run a growing breeding business selling llamas from Oregon to Texas buyers seeking pets and backpacking partners.
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Sally ‘Taylor
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Oregon
Gremlin price rollback cuts subcompact cost
Detroit Am erican Motors Corp cuts the Gremlin price by 283 dollars in an effort to restore interest in small cars. AMC president William Luneburg expects a 30 percent sales boost as the model becomes the lowest priced U.S. built subcompact, reversing a sales slump tied to higher prices and imports.
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American Motors Corp
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William Luneburg
U.S
Gremlin
American Motors
Luneburg
Mansfield predicts more liberal, effective Senate
Former Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield says the next Senate will be as liberal as the current one but more effective due to a less veto-happy president. He notes potential for early cooperation with Carter, cautions promises will take time, and predicts a younger, equally liberal body. He leaves open a future role in public service and says Republicans must broaden their base.
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New York City
New York
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Carter
Congress
Hut
Carter Mare
Senate
Russ Turks to sign nonaggression pact
Senior officials at the Turkish foreign ministry said Russia and Turkey will sign a mutual nonaggression and cooperation pact. The agreement is expected during Turkish President Koraturk’s visit to Moscow early next year. A draft was prepared by Soviet technicians and is being refined at the Turkish ministry.
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Foreign Ministry
Ankara
Fabri Koraturk
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Turkey
Saskanderan Steatworks
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