Rockefeller to preside as electoral votes count proceeds
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller will preside in the House chamber as the tally of the 538 electoral votes is completed. Two House members and two Senators will verify certificates from each state in alphabetical order, confirming Carter 297 votes Ford 240 and Reagan 1 with Mondale as VP designate. The White House says Ford studied Puerto Rico statehood for 14 months and will send a proposal to Congress. a 1973 advisory panel suggested a free associated or compact state for Puerto Rico.
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Humphrey named deputy president pro tem in Senate
Senate honors Hubert Humphrey with a new post as deputy president pro tem. He will join the senior leadership circle, earn the same salary as the majority leader, receive a limousine, staff expansion, and office space, with rules to extend the benefit to future vice presidents or presidents.
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Carter backs Curtis for Democratic chair in bid to lead party
President elect Jimmy Carter telegrams to the Democratic National Committee endorsed former Maine Governor Kenneth Curtis as party chairman. Carter urged approval at the Jan. 21 meeting to replace Robert Strauss, saying the party must belong to the people. Curtis, 45, a former governor who supported Carter early, would build on reform and broaden participation. Also named was Sidney Harman as undersecretary of commerce. Powell said Greg Schneiders may be moved to a lesser post. Carter will sell 3240 shares of American Can stock valued around 120000 and a trustee will handle it. Mrs. Carter travels to Washington for transition talks. Carter has not heard from Nixon about the Inauguration.
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Ma Bell denies eavesdropping in Rhode Island case
Norman J. Jacques, a former Rhode Island congressional candidate, sues New England Telephone claiming operators listened to calls involving notable figures including Senator Pell former Governor Licht and ex-Providence Mayor Doorley. He cites a Marlo Thomas call as evidence and seeks damages along with campaign bill relief. The company denies the charges emphasizing privacy and says the suit is in litigation.
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Search for tanker Zenith’s crew narrows as planes sweep Atlantic
Zenith search teams abandon grand Zenith tanker hunt and focus on debris and lifeboats after eight aircraft fly low over rough North Atlantic. Coasts guard officials say 38 missing crewmen may be found in a narrowing 70,000 square mile search area east of Cape Cod. Weather eases slightly but sea still rough. oil samples collected for analysis aboard Dallas to confirm cargo origin.
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Senate panel mulls ethics role as reform eyed
The Senate Rules Committee weighs removing the ethics and standards panel and moving its duties to rules. Critics warn of public reaction amid ethics scandals. Proponents say consolidating power would restore confidence, with 15 committees planned from 31. Freshmen demand interim assignments before Cabinet confirmations.
Weekend Boston Weather Outlook Report
Boston outlook through Monday shows a partly cloudy sky with a chance of flurries or light snow mainly on Sunday and Monday. Daytime highs reach the upper teens to mid 20s with overnight lows from 5 to 15 degrees.
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