Califano to Keep Chef as Secretary Aide Despite Rewrite
Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr says he will keep a chef on the public payroll to save money but will rewrite the job description to read as Personal Assistant to the Secretary. He defends the move as prudent, noting discussions with Carter and noting the plan to adjust duties while acknowledging the need for clear language.
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Indian cabinet includes rival Jagjivan Ram amid new alliance
New Delhi AP Prime Minister Desai forms cabinet ending the alliance rift by naming 79 ministers including rival Jagjivan Ram, former agriculture minister, to the government after the coalition victory over Indira Gandhi. Ram’s presence signals unity though tensions linger over Desai’s selection.
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Administration Switches Nation's Nuclear Policy
Washington AP President Carter's energy adviser James R. Schlesinger said the U.S. will not rely on plutonium and breeder reactors for nuclear energy, instead focusing on uranium plants and fusion research. He cited reducing weapons spread as a rationale. Details remained unavailable. The shift could affect a $50 million Barnwell plutonium plant and a $2 billion Clinch River project, with international implications noted. Citizens at a White House panel voiced trust concerns and urged transit, solar, wind, and insulation incentives.
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Heat and uncertainty as Vance drafts new Moscow SALT proposals
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, arriving in Moscow, aims to forge a framework for negotiations toward a SALT accord. He stresses a world peace goal despite Soviet scrutiny of U.S. human rights policy. President Carter supports a comprehensive or deferral strategy, with Senate and House leaders backing talks.
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Revolutionary Junta Takes Over Thailand
Radio Thailand reports a military junta seized power from Prime Minister Tanin Kraivixien after five months in office. Gen Prasert Thammagirl leads a revolutionary council claiming ongoing unrest, to preserve sovereignty, religion, and the monarchy amid deteriorating economic and social conditions.
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Harlem gunman frees hostages in five hour stand off
In Harlem a gunman named Syquam Abdush Shahid released four held people after more than five hours of captivity and surrendering peacefully. He demanded the conversion of a Harlem building into a mosque and sought a decent home for his family. One hostage was injured during the event.
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