New profile of Carter gradually taking shape
A profile of President Jimmy Carter emerges as cautiously reassuring yet unnerving. He avoids rushed policy, backs bold energy and arms control moves, and pursues cabinet openness while curbing leaks and secrecy. His tone blends candor with improvisation, inviting scrutiny of how he handles criticism and public trust.
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Carter
Garter
Washington
Retty
Soviet Union
Peter Flaherty
Pittsburg
Griffin B. Bell
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
Federal
Senate Eyes Ethics Reform and Nuclear Carrier Plan
Congress this week faces votes on a proposed new ethics code for the Senate and a plan to scale back construction of giant nuclear powered aircraft carriers. The Chrome bill, backed by the Carter administration as key to human rights and black majority rule in Africa, is expected to pass.
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United States
Congress
Senate
Arica
Carterbacks naval carrier and ethics code in Senate plan
The article notes a bid to roll back the Byrd amendment allowing Rhodesian chrome imports despite a UN embargo. It also covers a midweek Senate vote on a nuclear carrier project backed by Carter and Ford, a $2 billion Nimitz class ship, and anticipated ethics code adoption mirroring the House.
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U.S
United Nations
Rhodesia
United States
Soviet Union
House
Senate
Carter
Gerald R. Ward
Trust fund trustees resign under pressure
Several matters were referred to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecution. The Labor Department will end only the asset management portion of its probe. Fitzsimmons did not answer when called. Rep. J J Pickle praised the resignations as a step forward but sought clarity on new trustees and control. The House Ways and Means subcommittee begins hearings on the investigation with Daniel J. Shannon as the primary witness.
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Carter
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Labor Department
Fitzsimmons
Maryland
J.J. Pickle
Ter
House
Ways and Means
Pickle
Daniel J. Shannon
Central States Fund
Government fund overhaul aims to hire independent managers
After weeks of negotiations the government and the fund trustees agreed to bring in independent investment managers including a mortgage banking firm and a national bank to take full control of the fund’s portfolio by April 10. If details lag, an interim two-attorney committee will supervise. An internal audit and independent review of loans since Feb 1, 1985, are planned, with IRS to restore tax-exempt status after. Investigators eye a $40 million loan to Morris Shenker, a $146 million loan to Allen R. Glick, and a $15 million loan to Alvin Malnik amid ties to organized crime allegations.
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Promiye
Fund
Labor Department
Internal Revenue Service
Labor
Marshall
Morris Shenker
Dunes
Las Vegas
Allen R. Glick
Argent Corp
Alvin Malnik
Miami Beach
Glick
Malnik
Goldwater brothers dispute charges over Senate race funding
The Arizona Republic did not carry Sunday reports on the investigations. Barry Goldwater says he has not seen his brother Robert since Christmas and will not discuss specifics. A letter dated March contests several allegations by reporters about investigational hypotheses. Rosenzweig could not be reached for comment.
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The
Arizona Republic
the Republic
Goldwater
Robert
Robert Goldwater
Goldwater links with mob figures described in IRE accounts
The IRE sourced reports portray Sen. Goldwater and Rosenzweig as interviewed with attorneys present and reveal connections to Las Vegas mob boss figures including Gus Greenbaum and Moe Dalitz. The accounts note bank loans to the Flamingo, Newman’s gambling case involvement, and Goldwater Rosenzweig’s efforts with officials to influence sentences, with Greenbaum later murdered and Bioff’s Phoenix period.
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Sen. Goldwater
Robert Goldwater
Rosenzweig
The
Herald and the Star
Barry Goldwater
Gus Greenbaum
Lansky
Greenbaum
Goldwater Brothers
Riviera
Las Vegas
Valley National Bank of Phoenix
Bank
Flamingo
Organized Crime
Phoenix
IRE
Valley National
Bob Goldwater
David Ling
Newman
Paul Fannin
Stephen Langmade
U.S
Arizona
Texas
Florence
Ariz
Moe Dalitz
Goldwater
Dalitz
Desert Inn
Bioff
William Nelson
Geldwater
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Paul C. Warcke
Defense Department
NY Times Service
White House
Tess
Jody Powell
John N. Mitchell
Ballet
New York City Ballet
John F. Kennedy Center
Karin von Aroldingen
Tilamia
Jean-Pierre Frolich
Puck
Capital
Willie Biot
Biotf
Clarence
Mike” Newman
Hoenix
Tye
Gale
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