Smith to Leave National GOP Helm Amid Party Tension
Mary Louise Smith announced she will resign as Republican National Chairman in January, aiming to ease factional strife and pave the way for a compromise successor. She urged Republicans to avoid fatal division and stressed maintaining principled, diverse leadership while honoring traditional GOP values.
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Aerosol ban moves toward restriction of fluorocarbons
The Consumer Product Safety Commission tentatively approved a ban on fluorocarbons in aerosol products, aiming to curb market use in sprays such as hair products and deodorants. The action follows concerns about environmental impact and health effects.
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Weather outlook: Partly cloudy, cool tides of Tuesday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and cold conditions tonight with temperatures dipping. Tuesday will see highs in the upper 20s to lower 30s as winds ease and skies remain mostly clear.
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Chuckle Receptionist Faced With Odd Visitor Question
A receptionist was naively asked a puzzling question about replying to a visitor. The exchange centered on a humorous prompt about a punch line in a pose, revealing the peculiar tone of the encounter.
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Gum Blast At Chicle Plant Kills One, Wounds Fifty Four
An explosion and fire at the American Chicle gum factory in Long Island City Queens killed Samuel Avyekum 34 and injured 54 others, with burn victims treated across nearby states due to limited facilities. The six story plant sustained extensive damage as workers fled amid flaming debris and gum fragments. Officials suspect a stray spark igniting rust or other combustibles triggered the blast.
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Three Indicted in Dummy Firm Scheme
Three Cedar Rapids men face a six count federal indictment over a fraud scheme starting March 1 1975 in which more than 26000 in merchandise was obtained by false credit and shipped to the Cedar Rapids area. Glenn McClintic Jr 44 Robert Pratten 25 and Scott Voeltz 25 are named. Voeltz and Braumann allegedly ran two dummy firms Starr Sales Inc and Mt Vernon Sales to obtain goods by deception then McClintic sold them for cash gaining over 12000.
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Carter Gains Praises For Budget Knowledge In Briefings
President elect Jimmy Carter drew praise from Ford budget chief James Lynn for his grasp of federal finances during early briefings at Blair House. Carter met Lynn, discussed Pentagon matters with Rumsfeld and NSA chief Alten, and planned a budget outline to Congress early January.
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Thanksgiving Gasoline Price Down Slightly
Washington AP report based on 3,700 outlets shows regular gasoline averaging 1. a drop from Labor Day to 65.8 cents per gallon and unleaded at 63.8 cents. Diesel at 33.3 cents. Prices vary by region with Mammoth Lakes California highest and Houston Beaumont Texas lowest.
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Belle Plaine Ambulance Service To End
Belle Plaine faces likely April termination of ambulance service run by two funeral homes. Hrabak and Van Beck cite strict regulations and staffing as key obstacles. City council meeting at 7 30 pm Monday to discuss the decision. current ambulances will continue serving Belle Plaine and Chelsea during transition.
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