Carter faces clash with Congress over White House reorganization
AP reports Carter aims to shake up government and faces resistance from congressional Democrats. Tension grows as he pushes tax reform and bureaucratic restructuring while pledging reforms in budget, energy policy, welfare, and health care. Aides expect youth and new faces in his White House and cabinet.
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Israeli navy sinks Palestinian boat off Sidon amid Lebanon war flare
Israeli navy vessels sank a boat carrying Palestinian guerrillas and two other craft near Sidon, Lebanon, in a clash that wounded one Palestinian and left no Israeli casualties. WAFA said Christian Phalange boats intercepted a freighter, prompting a Palestinian response before Israeli gunboats intervened.
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Community inquiries on peacocks flu shots arts council
The Enterprise receives readers questions about where to buy a male peacock with no offers, flu shot dates in Guilford County, and how to contact the High Point Arts Council. Executive director Jim Helgeson notes new art classes and the High Point Museum seeks drafting tools for student exhibits.
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Tragedy at ROTC Hazelation Ends in Death of Student
A college junior, Thomas Fitzgerald, 19, was stabbed during a role playing hazing exercise by James Savino, 21, a Pershing Rifles cadet, aboard Indian Island Long Island. The death occurred during an unsupervised training event involving 12 to 14 pledges with no ROTC approval. Fitzgerald, Queens College student, sought ROTC scholarship while Savino attends Stevens Institute.
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Debates pivotal to Carter win in Plains interview
President elect Jimmy Carter credits the debates with boosting his image and blunting GOP calls that he was unknown. He praises Ford campaign positives, discusses media coverage, and notes lingering questions about his future White House term while speaking informally at his Plains home.
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Taiwan Officials Travel To Peking
Asahi reports three Taiwan officials traveled to Peking to confer with the mainland government with approval from Chiang Ching kuo and possible mediation by Henry Kissinger. Washington denied Kissinger involvement and could not confirm the meetings. The talks reportedly centered on conditions for unification including limited autonomy and armed forces retention.
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