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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1980
Page
3
Henry Kissinger signaled willingness to advise the Reagan administration in a limited capacity but declined the post of Middle East ambassador at large held by Sol Linowitz. He spoke in Cairo during a six day tour assessing the Camp David process and regional issues.
Richard Chase, 29, the Sacramento killer nicknamed the vampire killer for blood drinking claims, was found dead in his death row cell at San Quentin. Officials say overdose is suspected after his murder convictions and death sentence for six killings in 1977 and 1978.
Mitch Miller declares no audience applause except at the end on NBCs The Mitch Miller Show to avoid ruining home viewers mood. He favors a minimal dialogue approach and notes the live sing along portion will have audience but limited applause. He cites other TV music acts and references to Fame and public education moments.
In Peking the judge called the evidence conclusive for treason and the death penalty, as Jiang Qing berated leaders and judges. The court adjourned to verdict for all 10 defendants, with sentencing later this week. Prosecutors urged execution for Jiang and charged counter revolutionary conspiracy, while Jiang claimed persecution and blamed Mao.
Vice President Walter Mondale, preparing to leave office, delivers a sober liberal legacy critique. He cites inflation, unemployment, and the need to fund defense as shaping policy while stressing priorities for education, housing, and social programs amid fiscal strain. He faults Soviet arms buildup and Afghanistan for driving defense spending and warns against neglecting justice at home.
Sen elect Christopher Dodd says Reagan cabinet selections are lackluster and "out of the same cookie mold." He notes Gen Alexander Haig could be confirmed unless Watergate or related issues arise and questions Edwards and Watt for energy policy, calling the slate a bland board of directors.
Reagan transition head Edwin Meese III says the new administration will focus on solving economic problems once in office. He notes tax cuts for businesses and individuals will be prioritized and the budget balance aim is by 1962 or sooner, with no dramatic Roosevelt‑era emergency expected.
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