Moyers Named Front Runner for CIA Director Choice
Carter aides and sources cite Bill Moyers as a leading candidate for CIA director. Moyers, CBS News chief reporter, denies any offer and is abroad filming a Cuba documentary as White House cautions against speculation.
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Young to visit Africa to promote settlement of racial conflicts
AP reports newly confirmed U N ambassador Andrew Young will travel to Africa to back majority rule efforts. He will attend a Feb 5 celebration in Dar es Salaam on Tanganyika and Zanzibar union and may visit Rhodesia and South Africa to assess racial tensions and push for talks toward majority rule with Ian Smith.
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Marshall to push integrated public service job system
President Carter's labor secretary nominee F Ray Marshall says he will push an integrated system pairing emergency public service jobs with training for hard core unemployed. He aims to expand public service slots from 310000 to 600000 by Oct 1 and to 1035000 within a year, while exploring apprenticeships and on the job training in unions and private industry.
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Innovative approach eyed for welfare reform by House chair
Washington AP reports Rep. Al Ullman of Oregon, head of the House Ways and Means Committee, says the Carter administration's plan for welfare reform is an unusual innovative path. Ullman cautions it will be tough but aims for a consensus as the Senate's Russell Long remains noncommittal. Health chief Joseph Califano says both committees will join a new interagency group to study public assistance programs from scratch.
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Pope Praises Carter on Nuclear Arms Cut Pledge
Vice President Mondale arrived in London after meeting Pope Paul VI who praised President Carter’s vow to reduce nuclear weapons as vital for world peace. Leone invited Carter to visit Italy, while Mondale sought Italy talks with Andreotti. Officials noted no new economic proposals and Schmidt backed reworking the Brazil nuclear deal amid West German relations.
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Spain Bans Demonstrations in Nationwide Crackdown
Madrid government banned public demonstrations and suspended some civil rights while ordering police to round up foreign extremists after seven deaths this week in Madrid. The crackdown follows Spain's worst crisis since Franco's death 14 months prior as Premier Adolfo Suarez' cabinet acts.
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Grace Garment identified in suicide case at Boston Essex hotel
Grace Garment, 49, writer of The Edge of Night, was found dead December 7 in a Boston Essex hotel room. Medical examiner says she took her life December 3 after arriving from New York, identified January 26 by her husband Leonard Garment, former Nixon aide.
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