Carter Money Ties Tie Carter To Establishment Donors
Washington columnist Ray Cromley notes Jimmy Carter’s primary gains came from major campaign contributions from Washington and Atlanta attorneys tied to large corporations. He cites firms like Powell Goldstein and King and Spalding, listing clients such as Mobil Oil, Coca Cola, General Motors, Prudential, and J.P. Morgan affiliates. The piece argues Carter’s inner circle included top lawyers and financiers, suggesting he was not the outsider he portrayed.
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Ray Cromley Washington
Jammy Carter
Carter
Atlanta
Stuart Eisenstat
Powell
Goldstein
Frazer and Murphy
Martindale - Hubbell
Dow Chemical
Allis- Chalmers
Delta Air Lines
J.P. Stevens and Company
Grinnel
International Paper
International Minerals and Chemicals
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Smith
New York
Mobil Oil
Teledyne
Southern Railway System
John Hancock Mutual Life
Thomson and McKinnon Auchincloss, Inc
Charles H. Kirbo
Jimmy Carter
King and Spalding
Avlanta
Jack H Watson, Jr
Griffin Bell
General Motors
Prudential Insurance
Bessemer Securities Corporation
Southern Natural Resources
Cox Broadcasting
Coca-Cola Company
West Point-Pepperel
Philip Alston
Alston, Miller and Gaines
Georgia
Aetna Life
Amercan Oil
Chrysler
Continental Telephone
Otis Elevator
Robert J Lipshutz
Lipshutz, Zusmann and Sikes
Carter Financial
Lawyers Title Insurance
London Guarantee and Accident Company
Associated Grocers Cooperatives
Joseph A. Califano, Jr
Williams
Edward Bennett Williams
Connolly and
Califano
Cyrus R. Vance
Simpson, Thacher and Bartlett
West Point Cadets Keep Honor Code Unchanged
West Point cadets vote to retain the code’s automatic expulsion for violations while rejecting a proposal to allow flexibility based on experience or record. A separate commission led by Frank Borman urges reform to permit warnings or counseling and to tailor punishment to the offense, sparking national debate on military integrity and accountability.
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Don Oakley
Corps of Cadets
West Point
Frank Borman
Commission
Pentagon
Board Elections At 99 Water Street
Vague notice lists roles including President Treasurer Secretary General Manager and Advertising Manager with unclear names and positions, indicating an organizational election or appointment at 99 Water Street. Details on candidates, dates, or full titles are missing in the fragment.
Native Son Sets World Ski Jump Record in Obersdorf
On March 9, 1973 in Obersdorf East Germany a native jumper established a world ski jumping record at 554.3 feet The achievement underscores the era of bold long jump performances and Cold War sports rivalry between East and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obersdorf
East Germany
FDA Ignores Evidence on Saccharin Cancer Links
Washington column reports FDA officials privately alarmed by inaction on saccharin despite tests showing malignant bladder tumors in animals and uterine cancer signals. It cites GAO warnings, compares to Red Dye No. 2, and notes aspartame concerns and alleged Searle data tampering. The piece also covers pipeline abuses and inspector intimidation in the Alaska project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
G.D. Searle and Company
Searle
Tiede Column Accidental Asterisk By TOM TIEDE
The White House issued an 81 page review of Gerald Ford's two years in office, and it fails to impress. Ford faced little time or political debts yet did not seize opportunity especially on energy, leaving a presidency that history may label as an accidental asterisk rather than a landmark.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
White House
Gerald Ford
Jerry Ford
Ford
Lincoln
Nixon
Millard Fillmore
Chester A. Arthur
van Buren
Tyler
Pierce
Buchanan
Jefferson
Roosevelt
America
John Kennedy
Harry Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
Gandhi
Gerald R. Ford
Asvt
Cooper Over All Company to Begin Operations
Ulsterdate January 5 1927 reports the Cooper Over all Company will start operating about February first by taking over Naum Cooper's manufacturing business. The roll includes a regional industry transition and a schedule for new production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Cooper Overall Company
Naum Cooper
Vacation Hotel Feedback Form From Art Buchwald
Washington columnist critiques hotel guest surveys with a spoof form asking college students to rate service, meals, icebox provisions, cleanliness, laundry, limousine, staff, and cashier. It parodies hospitality industries and ends with a wink that “Our Casa Is Your Casa.”
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Holiday Inns
Howard Johnson
Hilton
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Elizabeth R
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph L. Donnell
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hasting
Frank B. Hood
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Gists
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D.-Wis
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Andrew Rollins
Morrison-Knudsen Construction Combine
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Otter
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House
Energy and Power
John Dingell
D.-Mich
Jack Turner
Subcommittee
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Dingell
Tiede
Minutemen
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Pittsburgh
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George Hobaugh
James McCurdy
Herbert Greenlee
Bobby Hackett
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