How Small Folk Viewed Inauguration
Ten year old AP writer’s son recounts the Carter Mondale inauguration with simple scenes. He saw the Marine Band, a black chorus, and the Capitol statue as cannons fired and the crowd cheered. He describes the oath at noon and Carter’s speech, then walks with the crowd to the hotel amid cold winds.
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Associated Press
Brian Sullivan
Carter
Washington
Marine Band
America
Walter Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Capitil
Capitol
Delays Hit Three Carter Cabinet Nominations
President Carter will start with eight cabinet picks approved while three nominees Califano Bell and Marshall face extended debate. Califano faces Monday vote over abortion stances, Bell awaits review of civil rights record, Marshall opposed by some conservatives over union shop repeal and labor policy. The Senate confirmed eight other posts including Brown Andrus Blumenthal Vance Kreps Harris Bergland Adams Lance and Schultze.
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Washington
Carter
Capitol Steps
Senate
Joseph C. Califano Jr
Health, Education and Welfare
Griffin B. Bell
F. Ray Marshall
Califano
Robert W. Packwood
R-Ove
Bell
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Marshall
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Orrin G. Hatch
Utah
Defense
Harold Brown
Secretary of the Interior
Cecil Andrus
Secretary of Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Cyrus Vance
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Housing and Urban Development
Patricia Roberts Harris
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Transportation
Brock Adams
Malcom Seawell Dies At His Home In Lumberton
Malcolm B. Seawell former gubernatorial candidate and longtime North Carolina legal official died in his sleep at 67 in Lumberton. He led prosecutions of Eastern NC Klansmen and served as state solicitor and superior court judge. Graveside service set for Meadowbrook Cemetery at 2 p.m.
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Lumberton
Malcolm B. Seawell
North Carolina
University of North Carolina Law School
Seawell
16Th Judicial District
Utilities Relief Amid Cold Snap and Gas Cutbacks
Temperatures rise above freezing offer modest relief to an energy crisis as Piedmont Natural Gas cuts 150 industrial customers and warns 20,000 small businesses of 35 percent curtailments. CP and L renews demand for thermostat reductions while Governor Hunt urges drastic fuel savings and officials consider four day weeks.
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Piedmont Natural Gas Co
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South Carolina
Jim Hunt
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Utilities Commission
Tenney Deane
Piedmont Natural Gas
Forrest Collier
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