Nader Bristles as Carter Fills FHLBB Chair Role
The consumer movement’s growth strains with Ralph Nader backed by consumer groups resisting John Heimann as FHLBB head. Carter eyeing McKinney or Elliott, sparking intra movement clash over civil rights, consumer protection, and readlining policy. Nader’s intransigence fuels critique for misjudged Elliott bid and White House credibility.
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Robert Walters
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White House
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New York State
Robert H. McKinney
Naval Academy
McKinney
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Indianapolis
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John Brown
Hermann
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Equal Alphabetical Rights Amendment proposed to end name bias
Liberal columnist argues alphabetical discrimination robs A to L names of front seats, faster grades, and quicker hires from K to Z. He cites schools, gyms, colleges, and unemployment, noting advocates Gloria Steinem and Bella Abzug dismissed ideas as extreme.
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Bella Abzug
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Identity sought after Blairsville auto crash manunidentified
A 42 hour Pennsylvanian State Police search failed to locate or identify an injured white man after a stolen car he drove overturned early Tuesday night near Blairsville along the Blairsville Derry Road. The incident remains unsolved. 1952 pre season pool tickets go on sale at Indian Springs Park Pool today at Henry Hall's in Indiana.
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IRS Faces Probe Over Use of Informants
Washington panel study slated to critique confidential informants used by the IRS, after years of controversial operations under former Commissioner Donald Alexander. Reports say cutbacks could cripple federal law enforcement. note also unrelated items on Chile's Pinochet and a holiday-spirited federal budgeting request.
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Les Whitten
Washington
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Miami
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Project Haven
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Joint Congressional Committee On Taxation
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
Rafael Saavedra Pinochet
New York
Medibol, Ltd
Rodar
Saavedra Pinochet
Spain
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la Paz
Pinochet
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Callas
Inside Labor Shadow Group Sy RIESEL
Washington columnist Victor Riesel discusses the Labor Management Group, a 17 member private alliance of big business and labor leaders including Meany, Kirkland, Fraser, Fitzsimmons, and Dunlop. The group meets behind closed doors to advise the White House on inflation and labor policy, addressing issues from wage policy to illegal immigration and welfare costs.
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Austria
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Irving Shapiro
General Electric
Reginald Jones
U.S. Steel
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Lane Kirkland
Seafarers
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The
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Frank Fitzsimmons
Auto Union
Douglas Fraser
Steel Union
Lloyd McBride
Sun City
Arizona
I.W. Abel
Fraser
Woodcock
Martin Ward
Arnold Miller
Corral
Harvard
John Dunlop
Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Brotherhood
Fitz
California
Hay-Adams
Jones
Meany
Lane
Dunlop
Treasury
Mike Blumenthal
Ray Marshall
Solar energy boom drives home heating shift nationwide
A bright future for solar energy unfolds as ERDA data show thousands heating homes with solar systems and hot water heaters. Carter backs tax credits to spur adoption while lending institutions finance more installations, and industry giants and small firms project billions in future sales.
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Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
United States
Accord
Carter
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Long Island
Grumman
General Motors
General Electric
Mar-Flo Industries
NASA
Vo Tech Information Dear Sir Opinion Letter on Vo Tech Enrollment
A subscriber argues for vocational-technical schooling in high school, noting 750 enrolled representing about 19 percent of county 10th to 12th graders. Fifty daily shop students and 30 nursing trainees could be valuable, with guidance linking vocational paths to college or university programs.
Services Deny Se t's unbelievable dictatorship in Indiana County
A local parent voices concern over what she calls a dictatorship in Indiana County. She praises Dr. McKown for his devoted care to their daughter, noting he instructed her to call on weekends if needed. The message thanks Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vancheri for supporting the doctor.
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Indiana County
Dr. McKown
Michael Vancheri
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