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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1976
Page
3
Report outlines a parade held after the presidential inauguration at the Capitol. Event featured marching units, military bands, and civilian contingents. Observers note ceremony concluded with salutes as officials acknowledged the new president and attendees exited the ceremony grounds.
President elect Carter interviewed three cabinet finalists yesterday in Plains Georgia and hinted at a morning news conference to announce Interior Secretary pick likely Cecil Andrus. Powell noted talks with two women candidates for labor secretary Kreps spent hours at Carter home and did not yet receive an offer.
Spain's Interior Minister Rodolfo Martin Villa said the government will not yield to extortion after kidnapper group demands release of some 200 prisoners in exchange for Antonio Maria de Oriol y Urquijo. The group, calling itself Antifascist Resistance Group October 1, claimed duties and set new deadlines as tensions rose.
Rep. Thomas Downing said the House Select Committee on Assassination has about 980 unanswered questions on the deaths of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King. He noted 600 King questions and 30 Kennedy questions, adding the panel has found leads to pursue though he did not specify details.
Dissident Romanian Jewish and minority groups report repeated rejections for exit visas to Israel while some relatives are allowed to leave. Officials cite labor needs and claim emigration quotas under MFN renewal. About 2,300 Jews left in 1975, with similar numbers expected. many face family reunification hurdles and firing from jobs.
Treasury Secretary William Simon withdrew proposals to tax many employee fringe benefits as income after Capitol Hill pressure. He cited practical difficulties in applying rules and valuing benefits, noting the draft discussion would be withdrawn. The change would have affected airline employee travel discounts, merchandise discounts, free parking, faculty scholarship benefits, executive car use, and cabinet member car use.
Former Rep. James Hastings of New York was convicted by a Federal court jury of mail fraud and filing false payroll documents in a congressional kickback scheme. Hastings was found guilty on 28 of 35 counts, facing up to five years for mail fraud and up to five years plus fines for the false documents.
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