Three more Cabinet taps Kreps Bell Bergland
President elect Carter names Juanita Kreps as commerce secretary Griffin Bell as attorney general and Robert Bergland as agriculture secretary. Kreps, 55, first woman in a Cabinet post, is a Duke University VP and labor economist Bergland, 48, farms 600 acres and advised Mondale on farm policy Bell, 58, Atlanta lawyer, faces civil rights scrutiny from NAACP while Carter praises his civil rights record and notes a southern attorney general is timely
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NAACP
Carter
Bell
Kreps
Duke University
Durham
N.C
New York Stock Exchange
J.C. Penney
Eastman Kodak
Cahill Pfeiffer
Atlanta
Justice Department
Griffin Bell
South
States
Place of
Department of Justice
Equal Justice
Supreme Court
Historic solar energy pact unites IEA members
In Paris, industrial nations within the IEA signed a landmark agreement to pool solar research to cut oil dependence. The pact, first intergovernmental on solar energy, directs study of heat storage, cooling, and sun measurement while coordinating 175 million dollars in 1977 programs and 3 million for the new effort. Signatories include Austria Belgium Denmark West Germany Italy Japan the Netherlands New Zealand Spain Switzerland Sweden the United Kingdom the United States and the Common Market. France may join research.
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Paris
UPI
International Energy Agency
Milton Klein
United States
IEA
Klein
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
New Zealand
Spain
Switzerland
Sweden
United Kingdom
France
IFA
Equality in Justice for Juvenile Sexes in Vermont
A three part series by Rob Woolmington examines gender bias in juvenile justice. The piece notes girls more often enter SRS custody while boys enter Corrections, with officials citing protective versus punitive attitudes. It cites case examples, expert views, and notes confidentiality limits on statistics.
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Rob Woolmington
Vermont
Vermont Justice System
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Department of Corrections
Richard Sears
Depot St
Bennington
Sears
Corrections
Vermont Corrections
R. Kent Stoneman
Paul Cavallou
SRS
Weeks
Davallou
R. Marshall Witten
Women’s Movement
James Henry
United Counseling Service
River St
Henry
Justice
SAS
Dorothy A. Sweeney
United Counseling
Dick Sears
204 Depot St
Rabin to quit before Tuesday confidence vote
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin plans to resign before a no confidence vote Tuesday as his coalition loses 10 National Religious Party votes. With 57 seats, Rabin lacks a parliamentary majority and faces possible early elections within six months, per political sources.
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Rabin
Golda Meir
Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem Post
United Torn Front
Area libraries share in federal grant money
News brief notes that multiple area libraries have received portions of a federal grant, detailing distribution, program aims, and anticipated community benefits. Includes quotes from library officials and references to funding sources and eligible projects.
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Kreps, Bell, Bergland
Newark
Kenneth Gibson
Powell
Central Intelligence
George Bush
Ted Sorensen
Andrew Young
D-Ga
U.S
United Nations
Defense
James Schlesinger
Energy Department
Equality
By Rob Woolmington
New York
Gerry Raftery
New York City
TRB
Trenton
Princeton
Oktavec
John Gould
Entertainment
Calabro
Board of Vermont Opera Co
HFCS
St. Mary’s
Patriot
Queensbury
UCLA
Alabama
Marquette
Kentucky
Patriots
OPEC
Doha
Qatar
Sheikh Yamani
Uae
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