Justice Stevens First Supreme Court Arguments Impress
Justice John Paul Stevens impressed during his initial Supreme Court arguments showing careful case study. He sat beside Justice Powell with bow tie visible as he followed the proceedings closely. The day also covered a push for Martin Luther King Jr. birthday as a national holiday and a Las Vegas wedding of James Caan to Sheila Ryan.
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Silver Creek Club Meets Here and There
Silver Creek area notices include the Silver Creek Country Club meeting at Mrs. George Van Winkle’s home with eleven members and a Bicentennial recipe, plus plans for a Valentine luncheon at Mrs. Gene Swertzie’s home. A bridge party at Mrs. Ed Maurer’s yielded high scores for the afternoon. Mrs. Tom Molczyk’s surprise anniversary party drew twenty friends with flowers gifts and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Malczyk celebrated their 50th anniversary. A United Methodist Women quilting session occurred at Mrs. Myrtle White’s. Upcoming hostess duties include Mrs. George Damme on Jan 14. Belated baptismal dinner honored Kimberlee Kresha’s grandparents. Local visitors included the Leiman family from Lamar Mo. and Camp Crusade attendees Cindy Tooker and friends in Omaha. Adventuring travelers Tom Wyman Eric Emeric Heide Weland and others visited Breckenridge and Colorado Springs. Illinois political notes report Ford leading Reagan supporters among Republicans and Bechtel. Rotary nominees list Wolfgang Wick as president nominee for 1977-78. Zion Lutheran Albion hosted 135 attendees to discuss Shalom Experiences led by Marge Wold of Garden Grove.
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Nixon inner circle distrusted outsiders says ex aide
Dr. Jerome Jaffe, who served in the Nixon White House, says the close group distrusted others and showed little tolerance for dissent. He noted they believed outsiders could not rise above selfish motives, though they were not entirely selfish and aimed to accomplish action.
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Debt pileup cited as U.S. hits 200-year milestone
Sen. Harry F. Byrd told the Senate that by 1976 the United States, marking 200 years, has accumulated more than a quarter of the federal debt totaling 533 billion dollars in the past five years.
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