Carter defers plan on personal finances and ethics code
President elect Carter says he will not announce personal financial plans yet and will follow the same conflict of interest restraints for his appointees. He noted an ethics code will be released soon and confirmed divestiture and full disclosure of holdings if enacted.
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King Kong vs Jaws looks to top box office surge
Los Angeles AP reports Dino De Laurentiis' King Kong grossed over 26 million in 10 days in 1500 theaters worldwide and opened in many markets after Dec 17. Kong trails Jaws in U S early take but overseas performance and final profit are still uncertain.
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Soviet antisatellite test ends in apparent failure
U S intelligence sources say the fourth antisatellite test this year by the Soviet Union failed to close in on its target Cosmos 880. Cosmos 889, thought to be a reconnaissance satellite, was destroyed, while Cosmos 886 launched Dec 27 attempted to intercept but did not approach closer than one mile.
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City Court Docket Highlights Multiple DWI and Traffic Fines
Court docket lists numerous cases with driving while intoxicated pleas and fines. Individuals such as Harry T. McLemore and Donald Ray appear with jail terms or suspended sentences, while others face forfeited bonds for speeding, improper parking, and license violations. Several entries include additional notes on probation, driving restrictions, and non payment of hot checks.
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Pryor and Council Clash Over State Personnel Office
The Arkansas Legislative Council seeks control of the Office of Personnel Management, voting to reject a 1.5 million dollar budget and proposing the agency operate under the legislature rather than the governor. Governor Pryor cautions against moving the office from the Department of Finance and Administration.
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No More Flu Shots This Winter Says Experts
Experts predict no resumption of swine flu inoculation this winter as CDC extends moratorium to study the Guillain Barré syndrome link. Maryland ends its program. only two U S swine flu cases and 19 Guillain Barré deaths since October 1 raise questions about future vaccination and outbreak risk.
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Nazi trauma seen in children of survivors born after war
Stanford California AP report cites Israeli psychiatrist Dr Samai Davidson as saying some children born after World War II to Nazi concentration camp survivors exhibit symptoms akin to survivor syndrome. He notes nightmares chronic anxiety low mood and guilt while parents project hopes onto their children and mourn loss through them.
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Foxx plans to wed Yun Chi Chung in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas AP reports actor Redd Foxx and Yun Chi Chung obtained a marriage license with Foxx joking about funds and champagne. They will decide ceremony details soon, marking Foxx's third marriage and Chung's second.
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