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Editorials praise Carter team for fresh ideas and style
Washington column previews how the Carter transition plans to shape the new administration. The piece notes a broad talent search, proposals for a dual veto on appointments, executive office cuts, televised public briefings, cabinet task forces, and use of outward facing experts to educate the public while avoiding past errors.
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Cyrus Vance
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Nixon
City Councilman Troy released from federal prison
Troy, a City Council member, left federal custody after serving a 60 day term for income tax evasion. He earned four days credit for kitchen work and left an hour early, avoiding reporters. He allegedly evaded taxes on $37,000 from estates he handled. a Queens grand jury is probing the matter.
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Matthew Troy
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Thought Life Too Short for Chess Lord Byron Quote
Bicentennial note recalls the American Continental Congress learning of British troop movements in New Jersey near Morristown and Haddonfield as they moved from Philadelphia to Baltimore. The mention places Britain’s forces across the Delaware from Philadelphia.
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Promised Land in Bible Explained for Children
A reader asks about the promised land. The reply describes it as a real place for Israelites freed from Egypt and as a symbol of the Kingdom of God for Christians. It references Exodus 12 25 and links Passover to the Lord s Supper while noting tribulation ahead.
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Carter faces dilemma over Labor secretary pick in power politics
Washington report says Hamilton Jordan pressed for a Dunlop choice while Lane Kirkland and George Meany push for the same. Black and women's groups demand affirmative action and more alternatives. Rep. Frank Thompson enters as potential compromise, but no sale yet amid Meany’s backing for Dunlop. Carter risks political fallout whichever path he takes.
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Hamilton Jordan
Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
Jimmy Carter
John T. Dunlop
Labor
George Meany
Carter
Aflcio
Women’s Movement
Dunlop
John Dunlop
Parren Mitchell
Congressional Black Caucus
Mitchell
White House
Atlanta
Senate
Nix Faces Pressure Over Chairmanship Amid Alcohol Allegations
Congress members express concern over Representative Nix citing a drinking problem that undermines leadership potential. Nix denies the charges in a taped interview, while witnesses allege afternoon drinking at his office and public intoxication on a Mexico trip. Footnotes discuss seniority and potential challengers. Also notes rare bird researcher S Dillon Ripley and a diplomatic digest on NATO and Vietnam.
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D.-Ariz
Interior Committee
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D.-N.y
S. Dillon Ripley
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Globe
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Ripley
Smithsonian Magazine
Panama
Robert Ridgely
International Council For Bird Preservation
World Wildlife Fund
Young Ridgely
Peru
Jimmy Carter
Europe
United States
NATO
Vietnam
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Britain’s civility endures amid economic and political strain
A Washington Post editorial argues Britain’s economy and democracy face weeks of pressure from union power and Labor challenges. It notes the unions’ waning influence, limits on defense cuts, and Harold Wilson’s critics while praising Britain’s enduring civility and constitutional resilience despite past wars and current crises.
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Harold Wilson
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United States
Britain
Edward Heath
Conservative Party
Nix Seeks Chairmanship as Carter Era Looms
At 71 Rep. Robert N C Nix of Pennsylvania slows but remains diligent in serving Philadelphia constituents. After 18 years in the House he is poised to chair the Post Office and Civil Service Committee, key for Carter's federal government reorganization.
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University of Texas
Juanita Kreps
Duke University
Afl-Cio
Dunlop
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
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Washington
Robert N.C. Nix
D-Pa
Philadelphia
House
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Jimmy Carter
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