O'Neill and White House Clash Over Griffin Firing
House Speaker Thomas O'Neill attacked the White House over the removal of Robert Griffin from the General Services Administration, calling the firing shabby and saying he learned of it from the press. President Carter met Griffin after breakfast and offered him another government role.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas O’neill
White House
Robert Griffin
General Services Administration
Carter
O’neill
Griffin
Capitol Hill
GSA
Jay Solomon
Griffin firing tied to broad government scandals
A Chattanooga real estate developer without government experience was noted as peripheral to a wave of scandals rocking the housekeeping agency. The meeting between the ousted official and Carter drew praise for years of service, with no allegations against Griffin.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Griffin
Carter
Granum
Frank Moore
O’neill
Gramum
Moore
Louisville mayor under inquiry over private indiscretions
Louisville officials launch a four member inquiry into Mayor William Stansbury after he admits private indiscretions with a city aide and questioned whereabouts during a firefighters strike. The panel will probe credibility and possible malfeasance while respecting personal privacy.
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Louisville
UPI
David Banks
Stansbury
Banks
City Hall
Atlanta
Egypt rejects Israeli offer on peacemaking talks
Egypt's Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel rejects Israel's latest proposal as no improvement after a meeting with Alfred Atherton. Atherton notes wide differences on core issues. Egypt demands West Bank and Gaza sovereignty and Palestinian self determination, while security talks are possible without territory concessions. Atherton plans further talks with Sadat and a U.S. envoy visit to Israel. Secretary Vance planned to visit the region next week to push negotiations.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel
Israel
Kamel
America
Mideast
Alfred Atherton
Atherton
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Kame
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Sadat
Menachem Begin
Chicago mob boss Jimmy Catuara slain in drive-by shooting
Chicago police say 72 year old Jimmy Catuara head of the local auto parts rack and longtime crime figure was shot four times while in his parked car on the near West Side. Investigators call it an assassination as bullets damaged the car windows and he died at the scene.
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Chicago
UPI
Jimmy
Catuara
Near West Side
Joseph DiLeonardi
DiLeonardi
Local Home Services and Contacts Ad List
An assorted page of home services and contact numbers includes painting, cleaning, basement and garage work, chimney sweep, electrical and roofing, plastering, and remodeling. It also lists babysitting options near Grant Wood School with several names and phone numbers.
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S.E
John
Sun School
Grant Wood
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