Kissinger Bids Farewell To Travel After Final Overseas Mission
Henry Kissinger returns from a six day farewell tour to Brussels and London ending a 564000 mile tenure as secretary of state across 57 countries. He declines future trips, contemplates memoirs, and signals a decompression phase while aiding his successor, Cyrus Vance.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
London
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Pagne
Middle East
Israel
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Afghanistan
Zambia
U.S. Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Tyler
Brussels
Press Underground
Cyrus R. Vance
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Vance
NATO
Mondale
Jimmy Carter
White House
Walter Mondale
Caribbean
Carter
Nancy
Private group decries North Carolina Medicaid for poor children
A private child advocacy group labels NC Medicaid a failure despite state claims. Florence Glasser of Children's 100 says officials misrepresent progress and that only half of identified children receive preventive care. She urges moving oversight to health services and stronger federal enforcement.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolina
Florence Glasser
Children's 100
Glasser
Southern Regional Council
Phillip J. Kirk
Department
Jim Burns
Kirk
Social Services
Health Services Division
U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Washington
Charlotte Bus Strike Ends After 18 Percent Pay Raise
Charlotte City Coach Lines workers vote to end a five week strike against the municipal system by a 123 to 24 margin. The two year contract, mediated by R. Hunter Phillips, provides an 18 percent pay increase over the term and affects about 10 000 commuters who sought alternate transport during the walkout.
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United Transportation Union Local 1715
City Coach Lines
R. Hunter Phillips
Security talk swells around incoming North Carolina governor
SB I director says Hunt should get stronger security as family size grows but Hunt aide questions extra cost and impression. SBI notes Holshouser era had three agents plus 14 to 15 troopers and staff on duty around the clock. Hunt’s camp may push for expanded protection.
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Danger
SBI
Holfhouser
Highway Patrol
Starling
Holshouser Plans Political Activity After Inauguration
Governor Jim Holshouser says he will resume his Boone law practice after leaving office but remains committed to active politics. He has not ruled out running again and notes possible race against Senator Jesse Helms in 1978.
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Raleigh
Jim Holshouser
Boone
Holfhouser
Flaherty Faces $60,000 Campaign Debt After Loss
David Flaherty the Republican governor candidate settled into a new job at Broyhill Furniture but must still pay about 60 000 in campaign debts. He says 30 000 in bank notes 20 000 in salaries remain owed as he appeals for funds from Tar Heel Republicans and recounts depleted retirement savings.
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Lenoir
N.C
David Flaherty
Flaherty
Broyhill Furniture Company
Jim Holshouser
Broyhill
Raleigh
Greensboro Daily News
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