Supreme Court to decide control of Nixon tapes and records
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether Nixon should control administration records including 88 reels of White House tapes. If the court agrees with lower courts, about 42 million pages and 200,000 Nixon materials stay with the GSA. a Nixon victory would move materials to San Clemente, California.
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Connally Urges Fresh GOP Ideas to Survive
John Connally told Republican governors the party must broaden its appeal or perish and signaled possible interest in leading the party committee. Mary Louise Smith and other leaders echoed the need for new directions without sacrificing core philosophy. Contending party reforms include a six year presidential term, two six year Senate terms, and term limits for congressmen.
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Con Court uses page in Bleckley for death sentence and high court appeals
A Bleckley County court sentenced Stephens to death as the Con Court session opens. The justices will hear Nixon's appeal to control administration records including 888 tape reels and about 40 million pages. They also weigh Alabama prison guard height and weight standards, North Carolina prison union rights, and desegregation disputes in Wilmington. Other actions include a Puyallup fishing rights feud, limits on Indiana abortion locations, and Virginia's ban on marital oral sex.
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Carter Seeks Steel Price Rollback And Cabinet Picks
President elect Jimmy Carter said he contacted major steel firms to urge rollbacks on price hikes and indicated a cabinet selection timeline. He noted talks with candidates for state and defense posts and considered Bert Lance for treasury or budget director while seeking advice from outgoing leaders and planning ethics rules for federal agencies.
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Carter-Harriman talks fuel US Soviet relations optimism
Carter privately met with Averell Harriman for about 30 minutes after a 63 minute session with others focused on Soviet relations. Powell said Carter is keen on avoiding conflict of interest, considering time limits for departing officials and a possible ethics code. Harriman, arriving in Americus, Ga, described Brezhnev as blunt and offered to discuss foreign policy issues with Carter, declining to predict a State Department pick or early Soviet talks.
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Nikita Kruschev
Hartford housing dispute over street renewal sparks protests
Spanish speaking residents on Congress Street in Hartford face displacement as a New York firm prepares to redevelop historic blocks into luxury apartments. Neighbors claim class bias, while city officials say relocation funds are offered and structures are unsafe. One tenant rents a five room unit for 150 dollars monthly on rent strike, citing lack of heat and hot water. inspector cites costly repairs.
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Paul Strecker
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Adams
Charles J. McSheffery Jr
Motellike Siege Ends as Sniper Surrenders on Rooftop
An ambulance for a wounded officer and a fire-damaged vehicle were joined by a second ambulance after a sniper fired on a motel. A television crew car was hit while about 125 guests remained inside their rooms. Paul Chavez, a maintenance man, saw the sniper cowering behind an air filter and wearing a green coat with a fur collar before he surrendered as officers closed in.
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