Steel price debate widens as administration weighs controls
Representative Moorhead urged hearings on steel prices while President Carter’s aides signaled no immediate railback. In Plains Georgia Carter rejected a steel executive offer to meet steel men after Jan 20, and Lilley pushed a market based stance. A report by Lilley and Rosenberg warned weak shipments and no first quarter rise, indicating buyers foresee little demand.
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William S Moorhead
D-Pa
House Banking Subcommittee
Plains
Carter
Jody Powell
Powell
Washington
Lilley
Council of Wage and Price Stability
White House
Richard Rosenberg
Fteel
Government expands study on permanent underground nuclear waste storage
Washington reports that the government will broaden its study into feasible permanent underground storage for commercial nuclear waste. Senator Birch Bayh protests, demanding health and safety guarantees before any site is chosen as a possible terminal disposal area. ERDA began the study earlier, with Ford ordering an accelerated survey on October 28.
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Washington
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Energy Research and Development Administration
Erda
Bayh
Ford
U.S
Carter Contenders for Key Cabinet Posts Revealed
Sources say Vance favored for treasury or defense roles with Blumenthal named for defense or state, Brzezinski eyed for national security affairs, and Vance's presence noted at a wide- ranging meeting with business leaders. Candidates for OMB chief, under secretary of state for economic affairs, and other senior posts also discussed.
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Clausen
Michael W. Blumenthal
Bendix Corp
Werdnesday
Henry Owen
State Department
Brookings Institution
Benjamin Read
German Marshall Fund
United States
Dean Rusk
Richard C. Holbrooke
Foreign Policy Magazine
Foreign Service
Richard N. Cooper
Yale University
Johnson Administration
Carter- Mondale
Treasury Department
Council of Economic Advisers
Alice Rivlin
Congressional Budget Office
Andrew F. Brimmer
Federal Reserve Board
Juanita Kreps
Duke University
Lawrence Klein
Pennsylvania University
Carter
Carter mum on bomber contracts and costs debated
The Pentagon awarded 704.9 million dollars in contracts to Rockwell General Electric and Boeing to produce the first three B1 bombers with an option for eight more and full production. Three prototypes exist with Rockwell predicting job preservation as production advances.
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Pentagon
Rockwell International Corp
General Electric Co
Boeing Co
Los Angeles
Rockwell
Jack Hefley
Air Force
Treasury
Beach City Chase ends with suspect surrender after gunman pursuit
A car chase through Seal Beach ended when the suspect, Bill Gene Williams, 19, of Houston, fled to a garage on 102 W Ocean Ave and surrendered at 3:50 p.m. No shots were fired. Police, FBI, and SWAT units evacuated nearby homes as officers pursued Williams who carried a rifle and left two money-filled bags in the car.
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Seal Beach
W. Ocean Ave
Phil Oliver
Linda
Oceanfront
Oliver
Jim Gross
Gross
Huntington Beach
Los Alamitos
Long Beach
Olivers
ROTC cadet indicted in fatal campus stabbing
Suffolk County prosecutors indict Army ROTC cadet James Sagino on criminally negligent homicide in the death of Thomas Fitzgerald during a mock interrogation at Pershing Rifles hazing during a late night exercise on an island off Long Island. Sagino pleads innocent and posts 5000 bail. Fitzgerald, 19, a junior at Queens College, aspired to Army scholarship. St. John’s University officials say no hazing occurred.
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Riverhead
N.Y
James Sagino
Suffolk County
Henry O'Brien
Thomas Fitzgerald
Pershing Rifles
Savino
St. John’s University
Secret Witness case killer to defend himself in murder trial
A 21 year old man charged with murdering Long Beach jeweler’s wife, Helen Shaukis, 56, during a June jewelry store robbery, was granted permission to act as his own attorney. Joseph A. Gesualdo, held at Los Angeles County Jail after an informant tip, will face Judge Elsworth Beam who warned he received no courtroom help. The trial is set for January 26. Gesualdo contends insufficient investigation by the public defender’s office and declares he must defend himself as he fights for his life. The case stems from the June 3 shooting at Shanks Jewelers, 5630 Atlantic Ave., where Mrs. Shaukis died Aug. 29 from a severed spinal injury.
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Joseph A. Gesualdo
Superior Court
Elsworth Beam
Beam
Gestaldo
Stantne
Gesualdo
Loren Manel
Gating
Los Angeles County
Public Defender's Office
Hirs
Helen Shaukis
William
Shanks Jewelers
Atlantic Ave
UC Irvine Medical Center
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