Carter weighs international economic summit after election
President-elect Carter may back an early global economic summit, says Brookings adviser C Fred Bergsten. Ford attended 1975 and 1976 summits. discussions on a third in Japan arise as world growth slows and oil prices rise, with IMF actions looming for Britain and aid needs for Italy and Britain.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
C. Fred Bergsten
Brookings Institution
Ford
Japan
France
Puerto Rico
International Monetary Fund
Philippines
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Bergsten
Lawrence R. Klein
Italy
Great Britain
IMF
Britain
Carter Rejects Single Powerful Chief of Staff Plan
President Carter will not appoint a lone all-powerful chief of staff. Press secretary Jody Powell says a "spokes of the wheel" system with several top aides will give Carter broader access and foster competition among staff. Transition director Jack Watson notes the White House staff will be rebuilt in the new administration.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
ST. Simons Island
Nixon
Haldeman
Powell
Carter
Georgia
John F. Kennedy
Jack Watson
White House
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
Charlotte
N.C
Albany
Jack H. Watson Jr
el Paso
Tex
Pine Bluff
Ark
Watson
Vanderbilt University
Marine Corps
Harvard Law School
Atlanta
Jody Powell
Air Force Academy
Too Early To Tell Allman Wary Of Tax Cut
President-elect Carter weighs a possible January tax cut to spur growth while Democrats urge caution. House Ways and Means Chair Ullman says avoid major deductions and evaluate alternatives. Giaimo backs restraint unless the economy worsens.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Congress
House Ways and
Means
al Ullman
Ullman
Colorado Springs
Colo
Oregon Democrat
Ultman
Robert N. Giaimo
Dconn
House Budget Committee
Giaimo
Reader Help Column Answers Labor Law Questions
A reader asks about television history and rights to show Gone With the Wind. The column notes HBO is a separate cable service and that Channel 12 cited HBO, with other stations not barred. A second query seeks minimum wage and hours law guidance covering exemptions for farm and domestic workers, minors, small businesses, and overtime rules. Citizens are advised to contact the North Carolina Commissioner of Labor in Raleigh with questions.
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the Commissioner of Labor
Raleigh
Public response sought on smoking ban on airliners
The Civil Aeronautics Board invites public replies on whether smoking should be banned on commercial flights. A reference librarian provided the CAB address at 1825 Connecticut Ave NW Washington DC 20428 and advised sending letters to a Congressman via the House Office Building with zip 20515.
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Paul Harvey
S. A
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Dept. of Hew
Connecticut Ave
N.W
Washington, D.C
Eight Rescued From Raft After Lady Margaret Sinks
Eight people were air lifted from a life raft after the pleasure craft Lady Margaret sank 45 miles southeast of Southport North Carolina. A ninth body was recovered hours later. Survivors were taken to hospitals in Southport and Wilmington with four in stable condition. The vessel, registered to Global Communications in East Lansing Michigan, was en route to Miami when it sent an all hands abandoning message.
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Southport
N.C
Here
Coast Guard
Wilmington
Dozier Memorial Hospital
Lorraine Eichorn
Lady Margaret
Global Communications
East Lansing
Mich
Miami
Woman Brain-Dead but Fetus Lives in Colorado
Linda Culbertson remains on life support after a car crash with a 15 week fetus detected to have a heartbeat. Doctors face a legal and medical decision on keeping her connected for weeks to try to save the unborn child.
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Denver
Linda Irene Culbertson
Colorado General Hospital
Ted Wrenn
Colorado General
Carter staff built around Georgians for Carter White House
The article profiles likely Carter aides including Hamilton Jordan and Jack H. Watson Jr, with Jody Powell named as press secretary. It notes Carter will avoid a single chief of staff and will keep direct cabinet and congressional contact while trusting loyal insiders, especially Georgians who helped his campaign.
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Atlanta
White House
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Jody Powell
Congress
Church Balks At Owning Interest In Wine Firm
The United Methodist Church opposed Coca-Cola Company plans to acquire Taylor Wine Co. and threatened to sell about 12,800 Coca-Cola shares worth over $77 each. The church maintains alcohol abstinence as policy and has about $1 million in Coke stock within a $50 million investment program.
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Church
C.J. Lupo Jr
Greenwood
8.C
United Methodist General Council On Ministries
Leslie E. Earnhardt
Charlotte
Lupo
New York Stock Exchange
Coca-Cola
Atlanta
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