A Bad Situation Grows Worse From Arctic Cold
The sustained cold intensifies with Arctic blasts raising snow sleet and ice. Gas reserves are strained and cutoffs possible as Danville faces a potential emergency. City Council contemplates a state of emergency request to Gov. Godwin while President Carter seeks federal power to rebalance gas prices and distribution. Community cooperation is urged to protect health and avoid disaster.
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The FCC and the Good Buddy Racket
The FCC faces a surge of unsolicited CB noise. Over 100000 Americans complained last year as any amplified audio gear can pick up CB broadcasts. Instances include a church sermon disrupted by a CB phrase and a Birmingham woman mishearing voices on her stereo.
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Federal Communications Commission
Iowa
Birmingham
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Carter Prepares 1980 Reelection Push and Budget Debate
President Carter faces pressure to deliver on pledges as he tackles budget balance for 1981. advisers warn of risks to investor confidence and unemployment recovery, while liberals urge prompt action on tax reform health and welfare reform to avoid time running out.
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Charles Schultze
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Washington
Washington Post honors Bill Gold for charity shoebox fund
The Washington Post joins the Washington community in praising Bill Gold, senior Post columnist, for his charity shoebox collection. Over years he has gathered more than 1.1 million dollars to aid skid patients at Washington's Children’s Hospital. Local employees note pride in his work and the community’s support for the effort.
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Washington
Bill Gold
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United Way of America
North Fairfax Street
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United Way
Parisacola Area Fund
House ethics reforms swirl as 1977 reforms loom
Washington lawmakers debate how to tighten standards after the 1976 ethics scandals. Speaker O Neill pushes a strong code, with a new ethics panel and outside audits urged by Frenzel. Disagreements surface over outside income limits and enforcement mechanisms as reforms edge toward the full House.
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O'Neill
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Bill Frenzel
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Frenzel
Peter G. Peterson
Congress
Peterson
Commission
Chesterfield Smith
American Bar Association
John &. Anderson
RAL
House Republican Conference
Morris K. Udall
Dariz
Special Ethics Code
Peterson Commission
The Boys Dominating Carter White House Power Shift
Washington insiders describe a tight, young circle around Hamilton Jordan called The Boys or Hamilton's Boys shaping policy and personnel. The group includes Tim Kraft Rick Hutcheson Landon Butler James Gammill Phil Wise and others gaining access and influence, while outsider Greg Schneiders is pushed aside seen as a threat to Jordan's inner circle.
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Hamilton Jordan
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Jack Watson
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Kirbo
Jordan Circle
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Verybody
Tim Kraft
Rick Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Landon Butler
James Gammill
BU Simon
Phil Wise
Democratic National Committee
Jordan and Co
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Commerce Department
Midge Constanza
Rochester
Carter White House
Joseph Califano
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Lyndon Johnson
Gray Schneiders
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