Carter urges unity in first nationwide chat
President Jimmy Carter used his initial address to press for national unity and cooperation as he outlined a cautious year ahead. He announced plans to cap federal agency employment, simplify and assign authorship to new regulations, permanent financial disclosure for top appointees, and open town hall style meetings with live radio call-ins to hear public questions.
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Teen copies Prinze act and dies in Glendale
Lynn Ann Barrillier a 13 year old from Glendale California who admired comedian Freddie Prinze copied his death by self inflicted gunshot wound from her father's pistol She remained in a coma 33 hours before dying Tuesday night The girl requested in a note to be buried near Prinze Her funeral is planned for Friday at Forest Lawn Glendale near Prinze's burial site at Forest Lawn Hollywood, California.
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Royalists exhumed Cromwell bones for public display
After the English Restoration in 1660, Royalists removed Oliver Cromwell's remains from their coffin and exposed them on a public gibbet as a symbolic act of rebuke and defiance against the protectorate.
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Gandhi aide quits sparks worst political crisis in India
Jagjivan Ram resigns as Agriculture Minister from Congress and government, forming a separate party with five allies. The split targets Indira Gandhi over the emergency and Sanjay Gandhi, signaling a potential alliance with the Janata Party and a major challenge to the prime minister’s leadership amid rising disaffection within the Congress.
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Gas powers bill passed amid winter energy crisis
Congress empowered President Carter to direct natural gas supplies and bypass price controls to ease shortages. The House 336 to 82 and Senate nearly unanimous approved, with Carter signing before a fireside chat. A winter storm in the Southwest aimed at Northeast, threatening the brief respite from bitter cold that has strained energy and killed many.
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Coup attempts crushed in Sudan and Ethiopia
The Sudanese news agency says forces loyal to President Jaafar Numeiry thwarted a revolt at Juba air base. In Addis Ababa, Radio Ethiopia reports heavy fighting around the government HQ as anti revolutionaries are defeated.
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Warnke nominated as arms talks chief negotiator faces opposition
President Carter named Paul C. Warnke as head of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and chief negotiator with the Soviet Union on strategic arms. Critics warn of liberal tilt while supporters say Senate Foreign Relations Committee will likely back the nomination. Warnke favors mutual restraint and offers a phased verifiable approach to halting certain weapons programs.
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