Debating U S Ground Troop Withdrawals From Korea
Congress weighs Carter plan to pull U S ground forces from South Korea within four to five years while air units stay. Proponents cite Korea’s large population and strong industries and fear entanglement. opponents warn of deterrence loss and signaling weakness to allies.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
Carter
U. S
South Korea
House
John K. Singlaub
Singlaub
Capitol Hill
Park Chung Hee
House Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Korea
Pacific
United States
Seoul
U. S. 2Nd Inaoe
Prsident
Korea
James P
Jim) Johnson
R Colo
Park
John Krebs
D_ Calif
Army
Richard G. Stilwell
Japan
Asia
Vietnam
Pacific Basin
David C. Treen
R la
Congressional Quarterly Inc
Vacation Bible School and Community Activities List
Vacation Bible School begins at 8 30 a m at Central Park Baptist Church and runs through Friday. Youth meet at 7 30 p m. VBS continues at First Methodist Fellowship Flint from 6 30 to 8 30 p m through Friday. Pryor Chapel Baptist Church hosts 6 30 to 8 30 p m classes through Friday. Tuesday Bible class resumes at Wheeler Basin Regional Library at 10 a m. TOPS meets 9 00 to 11 00 a m at the Aquadome. Decatur Newcomers Club gathers 10 30 a m at Burningtree Country Club. A South Central Bell futuristic demonstration is planned. Single Adult Fellowship meets 7 p m at First Baptist youth center.
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Central Park Baptist Church
First Methodist Fellowship Church
Flint
Pryor Chapel Bapist Church
Wheeler Basin Regional Library
Decatur
Burningtree Country Club
South Central Bell
First Baptist Church
Bids To Repair Damaged Court Records In Limestone
Limestone Commission opened bids to repair 191 old record books at the courthouse. The collection includes deed records newspaper files mortgage records and marriage records damaged beyond reading. Estimated cost 8000 to 10000 dollars. Chairman Charlie Christopher emphasized immediate replacement for this core set while noting additional books are also damaged.
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Athens
Limestone Commission
Commission
Charlie Christopher
Christopher
Fire damages barn and home in Athens and Washington event
A grass fire off Browns Ferry Street damaged James Kirby's barn in Athens with slight damage reported. Dwight Scroggins house at 207 Fourth Avenue suffered heavy damage with no injuries. Separately, Frank Sinatra received Israel's Cultural Award at the Independence Ball at the Washington Hilton attended by over 1,000 people.
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Athens
A. E. Bumpus
Browns Ferry St
James Kirby
Dwight Scroggins
4Th Ave
Spot Cannon
Bumpus
Washington
Frank Sinatra
Withlsrael
Washington Hilton
Israel
U.S
Simcha Dinitz
Sinatra
Look Alike Agent Rents Celeb Replicas for Events
Ron Smith Enterprises markets celebrity look alikes including Christopher Lance billed as Burt Reynolds. Lance gains demand from contest winners and female fans who swarm his table. Smith notes trips for look alikes and straws determine who travels, with fees up to 1500 dollars for supplying celebrities for parties and conventions.
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Ron Smith
Los Angeles
Christopher Lance
Burt Reynolds
Lance
Ron Smith Enterprises
Reynold
Smith
Tein
Farrah Fawcett
Jimmy Carter's St Simons Island Retreat and History Tour
Carter's first post election stop is St Simons Island Georgia at the 1800 acre Musgrove Plantation. He and his Cabinet began shaping policy there with guest register dated Nov 5 1976. The island links to Oglethorpe Gwinnett Burr and ancient plantation life with historic sites and maritime lore.
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Wayne King
N.Y. Times New Service
ST. Simons
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
John F. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ Ranch
Pedernales
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
San Clemente
Key Biscayne
Gerald R. Ford
Vail
Colo
St.Simons Island
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Smith Bagley
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Carter
James Edward Oglethorpe
Frederica
Bloody Marsh
Jenkins’ Ear
St. Catharine’s Island
Button Gwinnett
Maj
Pierce Butler
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
John Te
Methodist Church
Island
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Sea Island
Thomas Jefferson
John Cooper
Marseilles
Persia
Golden Isles
Jekyll Island
Roosevelt
George S. Patton
Cheek
Andrew Carnegie
Millionaires’ Club
Cumberland
Manhattan
Musgrove Plantation
Nancy Reynolds
Mary Musgrove
Aglethorpe
Norton to lead EEOC amid agency turmoil in 12 years
Eleanor Holmes Norton named the seventh EEOC head since 1965. She comes from New York City Human Rights Commission and faces a dispirited agency plagued by revolving leadership and management issues.
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Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Norton
New York City
Rosalynn Carter to present economy glass dogwood to heads of state
Rosalynn Carter plans a cheaper version of the glass dogwood flower for Latin American tour stops. Atlanta artist Hans Godo Frabel says the State Department is downsizing costs for the gifts, replacing the elaborate item given years ago.
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Atlanta
Carter
Rosalynn Carter
U.S
Hans Godo Frabel
Frabel
Consulate Corps of
State Department
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