Andrew Young to Carry Jimmy Carter's Trust in 1970s Era
The article recalls Andrew Young's rise from aide in Alabama and Georgia to Georgia's first Black congressman in 101 years, his role on the Rules Committee, and his close friendship with Carter. It notes Young's early Carter support and influence in securing Black votes, with implications of future influence within Carter's administration.
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OPEC Price Will Reflect Real Energy Cost Experts Say
Washington energy experts say OPEC price hikes will force Americans to pay the true energy cost. They warn U S consumers face billions in higher fuel and energy-related costs if prices rise 5 to 10 percent and urge reform of federal price controls while proposing a cabinet level energy department.
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Hearst Says SLA Members Got Exactly What They Deserved
Patricia Hearst tell CBS News she felt no sympathy for SLA members slain in the Los Angeles shootout while recalling fear that she would meet the same fate if she tried to run. She said the dead included Donald DeFreeze and described him as a "complete maniac" though her feelings about the incident are mixed. Hearst discussed her 19 months as captive and fugitive and her parole status as her bank robbery appeal proceeds.
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Caution: Smoking Profits Mob via Cigarette Smuggling
A UPI report notes cigarette bootlegging fuels organized crime with millions in profits. The Advisory Commission highlights state and local tax losses of at least 390 million yearly and calls for stronger federal and state enforcement, nationwide regulations, and reduced taxes to curb smuggling.
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National Association of Tax Administrators
Brezezinski Signals More Balanced Detente Stance
Abisaiew Brezezinski, named national security adviser designate for the Carter White House, backs lower ceilings on strategic weapons and a more reciprocal detente. He argues for a comprehensive approach and says the secretary of state will lead foreign policy, with Vance as likely secretary.
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Grounded tanker eyed for further spill off Cape Cod
Nantucket Mass UPI reports the 680 foot tanker Arga Marchant grounded on Nantucket Shoals remains listing about 10 degrees with seven seas and 20 knot winds. Coast Guard teams monitor possible oil leakage as weather dictates potential partial unloading and tow to safety.
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N.C
German ransom saga ends in arrest as Oetker freed
Police arrest Adley Grasher in Munich linked to the Richard Oetker kidnapping case. Oetker, son of Adler Oetker, released after a record 21,000 1,000 mark ransom. he was held bound with an electric shock device and treated in Munich University Clinic.
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Legion Disease Investigation Focuses On Phosgene Gas Link
Medical investigators in Philadelphia will probe phosgene gas as a potential cause of Legionnaires illness deaths. Dr Leonard Siderman will lead the team from the city health department and sealth lab as toxicology results come in within days. The probe centers on a refrigerant leak at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel during a late July American Legion convention, with officials noting a possible link but no confirmed order.
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