Carter promises and plans outlined for his presidency
Carter analysts urge that his 1495 speeches and interviews during a 21 month campaign signal a relentless drive to fulfill broad reforms. He pledges cabinet government with smaller White House staff and a reorganization to curb bloated bureaucracy, plus targeted jobs and tax reform.
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FDA chief cites falsified safety data across drug tests
FDA Commissioner says criminal charges will follow for labs that deliberately faked safety-test data on new drugs and food additives. He notes widespread falsification in toxicology and animal testing and outlines a plan to survey 40 laboratories over three to four months, with prosecutions likely. He cites prior actions against Searle, and ongoing steps to withdraw approvals and warnings, while not naming specific firms.
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Search called off for seamen lost in storm
A four day search for 18 crewmen of a sunken lumber ship was called off. The Coast Guard declared the men lost at sea as 55 degree water and 30 foot seas thwarted rescue. Fourteen survivors, rescued Friday, were aboard rescue freighters to Japan. The ship Carnival? was later identified with most crew Chinese and Burmese.
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Zarb calls oil price hike unjustified and counterproductive
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb argued on Face the Nation that further oil price increases by Arab nations would be counterproductive and indefensible under international commerce standards. He noted prices rising from 3 to 12 dollars per barrel in three years and doubted OPEC would raise prices again.
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Plains church votes to keep minister and end race ban
In Plains Georgia the Jimmy Garter church retained Rev Clennon King amid outside Ku Klux Klan presence. The congregation rejected the 11 year ban on black attendance, set up a screening committee for all members, and voted to keep Pastor Bruce Edwards after considering the board’s recommendation. President Carter supported all actions during a closed 24 hour meeting.
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Airline talks extend midnight strike deadline
Negotiators for Hughes Airwest and its mechanics union extended the deadline to midnight Pacific time as talks continue. Hughes Airwest spokesman Larry Litchfield confirmed the extension amid renewed efforts to reach a settlement.
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Ford eyes Palm Springs home after presidency
Palm Springs Dimg Desert resort city emerges as a potential permanent residence for President Ford after January. A White House official notes the arthritis relief for Mrs. Ford and the golf friendly area with 34 nearby courses. Proximity to Los Angeles and many wealthy friends like Bob Hope appeal to Ford. Agnew Nixon and others frequent the area as a retreat. He plans continued public involvement and to use local facilities for travel and communication.
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Nixon monument rocks mason in Yorba Linda
A 45-year-old stone mason, Robert Farrell of Anaheim, has spent four years building a Nixon birthplace monument in Yorba Linda from stones sent by all 50 states. After Watergate caused a drought of rocks, state cooperation revived. Delaware sent the final piece, Wyoming supplied the largest stone, and Farrell now faces a crowded backyard and a disrupted family life as the project nears completion.
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Henry Kissinger's Net Worth On Paper Reported
The page highlights a rough estimate placing Henry Kissinger's wealth around three million dollars on paper. It notes the figure is speculative and not a confirmed personal tally, reflecting assets that may not be fully disclosed.
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