Carter begins Cabinet selection process in Plains
President-elect Jimmy Carter, Vice President-elect Walter Mondale, and adviser Hamilton Jordan conduct a three pronged search to pick a Cabinet. Carter plans no announcements before Tuesday and will continue interviews in Atlanta and Washington.
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Federal Energy Administration
Energy Research and Development Administration
Carter
Howard Metzenbaum
D-Omo
Washington
Schlesinger
Alanta
Atlanta
Jordan
Mondale
Kissinger Crosland Seek Rhodesia Talks Breakthrough
Kissinger and Crosland hammered a compromise to salvage the Rhodesia Conference amid deadlock. Britain would name a resident commissioner acting as head of state in the transition while whites retain defense and police ministries, avoiding British troops. Black delegations oppose white control of security during the shift. White Prime Minister Ian Smith backs the original Kissinger plan for black majority rule with limited negotiation room.
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London
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Anthony Crosland
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Hus
Crosland
Geneva
Britain
Ian Smith
Center plans surface for regional shopping center in St George
ST GEORGE—A regional shopping center development on 20 acres in southwest St. George, zoned C 3, moved closer to reality after a planning commission briefing. The plan by Bush Development proposes department stores, small shops, and a theater with accesses from Bluff Street, Main Street, and 700 South, needing more concrete layouts before approval.
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ST. George
Southwest
Planning Commission
Bluff Street
Main Street
Craig Christensen
Bush Development
Christenser
700 South
Christensen
Commission
HCA
LDS First
Third Ward
More fraud evidence given in Ohio presidential suit
In Columbus a federal suit labeled McCarthyism seeks to void Carter's 11,116 vote win over Ford amid new fraud evidence. Judge Kinneary planned a ruling by Monday morning as lawmakers prepare to certify electors. New testimony covered Akron ward voting where residents listed nonresidential addresses.
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Columbus
Ohio
US District Court
Joseph P. Kinneary
Ted W. Brown
House of Representatives
Young
Labor Party
Hichard Reichel
Kinneary
Brown
Akron
U.S. Labor Party
Cedar City to reopen budget hearing in January
Cedar City Council will reopen the 1976 77 fiscal year budget for public hearing and adjustment on January 20 after City Manager Mike Embley reported new revenue sharing extending 100000 will boost city coffers. Planned allocations include 55500 for Streets, 3500 for cemetery mower, 32000 for a new city building, and 15000 for Kolob water site testing. A Jan 20 annexation hearing for 620 acres NE of Cedar City is also on the agenda.
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Cedar CiTy
Cedar City Counc
Mike Embley
Streets Department
Kolob
Slack
Iron County
Richard Payton
Sheriffs Aero Squadron
Aero Squadron
Payton
del Rich Real Estate
Gordon Smith
Main Street
Arnold Francis
Francis
Robinson Hide
Western General Dairy
Board of Adjustments
McDonalds
Sportsman Lounge
Les Burgidse
Doug Bolor
Peace Officers Association
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Washington Press Club
Kissinger and Crosland
United States
Str. George
LDS Institute
Dixie College
Francis Black
Utah
Dixie
Leo Sullivan
Toni Lowder
Loratta Sonnenberg
Brian Hirschi
Carol Cofrank
St. Geooge
John Challis
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