Mondale to lead White House staff says Carter
President elect Carter told every White House staff member that Vice President Mondale is their boss and will be right in the White House with him. Mondale already issued marching orders to set schedules for campaign promises including government reorganization health and tax revisions and national health and energy policy. Carter said the two staffs will meld into one team and are compatible, with Mondale bolstering his weaknesses.
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Carter says tax cut likely second to job program
President elect Jimmy Carter said a tax cut is a likely part of his economic recovery plan after meetings with Congress. He stressed no commitment to tax cuts, calling it a second priority behind a work opportunity program, while noting it could still help lift the sluggish economy. Califano said welfare changes may wait until the economy improves. Brown predicted no near Pentagon budget cuts due to inflation. Griffin Bell prioritized stopping price fixing and addressed backlash over club memberships, resigning from three private clubs with no black or Jewish members.
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U S faces record trade deficit in November
Washington reports the largest monthly U S trade shortfall on record as imports exceed exports by 995 million in November. Declines in food and live animals, plus soaring petroleum and transportation equipment imports, push the year’s deficit toward a new high.
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Nantucket spill widens as three states report oil wash ashore
Coastal authorities say crude oil began washing ashore along the Delaware River in three states after a Liberian tanker spill. Captain Georgios Papadopoulos testified in New York about the Nantucket wreck noting the ship grounded in what he believed to be safe water. The Olympic Games lost power and struck rocks near Marcus Hook, Penn., punching a six inch hull hole. A separate Ohio River diesel spill near Paducah caused no environmental risk but delayed lock traffic. Insurance disputes focus on ship seaworthiness and cargo loss worth about 2.3 million dollars.
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Douglas Jacobsen
Fire hits L B Holiday Inn in Long Beach
An unidentified off duty firefighter alerted to smoke from the roof of the cylindrical Long Beach Holiday Inn at 2640 Lakewood Blvd. Tenant rescue units led by Battalion Chief Paw Finley found the fire confined to a first floor records room. No injuries reported. damage under $5,000.
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Tuna boats switch flags to skirt US yellowfin ban
American tuna fishermen plan to sail next week despite a ban on yellowfin catches that endanger porpoises. Several boats are switching to foreign flags such as Mexico, Ecuador, and New Zealand to continue operations. Five vessels, mainly owned by Star-Kist Foods, reportedly consider the move, with a Dec 31 1976 deadline and a 1977 quota pending.
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Mary Carmen
Rewards Offered in Garden Grove Girl Murder Case
The Stallcup family pledges 5000 to help catch the killer of 19 year old Janet Stallcup. Police report the body found in her car behind an apartment building in Garden Grove after she disappeared December 19. Autopsy incomplete as toxicology tests proceed. Secret Witness program offers additional reward. a public contact number is provided.
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Weather forecast calls for cooler temps and clouds
The U S Weather Service expects cooler temperatures and increasing clouds with a high in the mid fifties and an overnight low near 50. A chance of late night showers is forecast in the mountains. Tide tables and full details appear on Page C4.
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Southern California to see showers as front moves in
A weather front bringing sprinkles is expected to enter Southern California today with cooler, cloudier conditions and high temperatures around 70 earlier. Forecasters say the pattern shift may bring more widespread precipitation by Friday especially in mountains, while drought relief remains uncertain.
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Moon attacked by U S religious leaders
Independent U S religious leaders attack Rev Sun Myung Moon in a page A-5 report. Canada could be shattered by federal provincial strife per page A-16. Latin American nations face thousands of prisoners per page A-19. Illegal killing wipes out bald eagles on page A-20. Ousted West Point commandant says he got a bum rap on page A-22. Korea envoy cites State Department failures to mend relations after a bribe scandal on page A-23.
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