Time Man of the Year Carter tops 1976 selection
Time Magazine picks Jimmy Carter as Man of the Year for 1976 praising his rise to power and the new phase he signals in American life. The announcement highlights his impressive ascent and the anticipated impact on the republic.
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Chicago narrows field as Bilandic chosen acting mayor
Chicago Democratic leaders forged a deal after Daley's death to back Alderman Michael Bilandic as acting mayor with a pledge not to run in the six month special election. The pact reshuffles power among Frost Vrdolyak and Burke allies, naming Frost floor leader and finance chair, and creating a vice mayor post to be filled by a Polish alderman.
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Saudis to boost cheap crude output in 1977
Beirut reports Saudi Arabia will raise crude production by about 1.5 million bpd to 10 million bpd in Q1 1977 to meet demand for lower priced oil. The plan, tied to a post Qatar price shift, prompts quarterly reviews through 1977 and could shift with demand.
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Secret forecast says Soviets seek strategic superiority
UPI reports a secret intelligence estimate warns the Soviet Union aims to surpass the United States rather than settle for rough parity, potentially constraining Carter era defense budgeting. The New York Times published draft NSDM material, with congressional sources noting possible coordinated pressure from hardline military and intel factions to limit options for the administration.
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Fifteen Occupations Added to High Lung Cancer Risk List
A USC Comprehensive Cancer Center study of nearly 4000 white males identifies 15 more occupations with high lung cancer risk, including dental lab technicians, photoengravers, roofers, auto shop workers, bakers, dairy workers, clothing ironers, electricians, and leather workers. Existing high risk jobs like asbestos workers and bartenders remain prominent, while 16 occupations show low risk such as dentists and physicians.
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Bennington Banner Advertising Rates and Publication Details
The Bennington Banner lists publication schedule and address in Bennington Vermont. It notes United Press International and New York Times News Service affiliations and details subscription prices for home and motor delivery inside and outside Vermont, with 3 months to 1 year price ranges.
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