Carter fills three posts in Carter cabinet picks
President elect Carter named Juanita Kreps to head Commerce, Rep. Robert Bergland to lead Agriculture, and Griffin Bell to head the Justice Department. He signaled at least one black appointee among four remaining slots and noted FBI checks before finalizing his Cabinet.
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Cleveland
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Americas
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Interior
Community Q and A column covers laws plants and city growth
The Enterprise readers submit questions on topics from sports addresses and chess rules to moth ball experiments and growing water cress. Answers clarify chess rules city status and practical home gardening guidance with multiple concrete tips.
Massacre of 25 Workers Shocks Rhodesia Border Area
Rhodesia reports say Mozambique based guerrillas killed about 25 black tea plantation laborers near Melsetter, six miles from the Mozambique border. The event, described as the worst civilian action in years, prompted government observers to survey the scene.
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Bukovsky says Helsinki Pact aided Soviet restraint of rights fight
Vladimir Bukovsky reports conditions worsened at Vladimir prison after the 1975 Helsinki Agreement. He claims the pact allowed the Kremlin to curb Western support for dissidents while portraying Corvalan exchange as a Western concession and Soviet victory for political prisoners.
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Innocent Man Released After 439 Days In Jail
Robert Wilkinson, 27, who spent 439 days jailed on murder charges, was freed after witnesses may back his innocence claim. David McGinnis and Nelson Garcia provide key statements, with new affidavits alleging coercion and false testimony by police.
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