Elaine Edwards Named as a Potential Carter Aide
Washington columnist mulls Elaine Edwards wife of Louisiana Governor as a high level Carter administration candidate. He notes a 1971 $10 000 gift to her and questions of disclosure while praising her as bureaucratic material. He argues Carter should recognize her talent for government service.
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UPI
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Elaine Edwards
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Researchers back revolutionary coal grinding mill
Ohio State University experts support a new coal grinding method that could produce a four micron powder to remove impurities and boost energy independence. They say the process, if proven safe and reliable, could supplement fuels and attract federal funding, with a pilot plant hoped for under Carter administration plans.
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UPI
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Jimmy Carter
Columbus Jaycees loosen nominations for Boss of the Year
The Columbus Jaycees announce a policy change allowing nominations from any resident of Columbus for Boss of the Year. Nominees need not be the immediate boss and must be 35 or younger before Jan 1, 1977. Banquet set Jan 22 with Distinguished Service Award. apply by Jan 14.
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Jaycees
Don Muhle
John Butler
Columbus Jaycees
Win at Bridge Shows Safe Play for Rubber and Match Points
Monday, January 3, 1977 article discusses a rubber bridge hand where careful planing of trumps and hearts preserves a contract. It contrasts rubber play with match-point strategy, noting average four spades results and the risk of bad heart breaks.
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Auto industry opens year on one sour note
DETROIT UPI The U S auto industry starts 1977 with a sour note as 39 000 workers at nine North American plants face temporary layoff for one to three weeks due to weak small car sales. Ford Chrysler American Motors and GM announce layoffs while forecasts anticipate gradual gains in 1977.
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Automotive News
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Reactor at Hanford Returns to Normal Power
United Nuclear Industries reports the Hanford reactor is back at normal power after an automatic shutdown due to a minor electrical fault. Repairs finished by Saturday and restart occurred the same day. The reactor usually takes 24 to 72 hours to reach full power. UNI operates the reactor for the Energy Research and Development Administration.
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UPI
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Hanford
UNI
Energy Research and Development Administration
Non-economist proposes U.S. economic program to Carter
Boston advertising executive William Cuccinello urges President-elect Carter to adopt a plan to boost employment and growth by tax incentives that require consumer spending, support domestic manufacturing, lower prices, and widen the tax base. He argues economists rely on outdated methods and that hidden taxes inflate inflation.
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UPI
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William Cuccinello
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America
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Government expects nearly $1 billion in mineral royalties
The U.S. Geological Survey projects about 980 million dollars in royalties from oil gas coal and minerals on federal lands in 1977 with offshore Gulf of Mexico output driving most receipts. Funds support state governments Indian reservations parkland acquisition and reclamation programs.
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UPI
U.S. Geological Survey
Gulf of Mexico
U.S
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Federal Reclamation Fund
U.S. Treasury
Geological Survey
Woman severely beaten found in car after traffic stop
A 37 year old woman Sharon P. Smith was found severely beaten and rolled in a carpet inside a car after a routine traffic check in Portland. Police arrested driver Kenneth G. Williams for attempted murder and kidnapping with bail set at 70000 dollars. A juvenile passenger was also arrested for kidnapping.
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Ore
UPI
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