No More Foreign Trips Kissinger Home To Stay
Henry Kissinger returns from a six day farewell swing Brussels and London after 39 months as secretary of state. He notes there are no more foreign trips while hinting at potential future service and plans to organize memoirs with wife Nancy.
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Press Underground
Cyrus R. Vance
NATO
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Walter Mondale
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Carter
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Vermont inventor confronts sheriffs over seized lab and EPA rejection
Richmond Vermont inventor Edward LaForce, known for a high mile per gallon engine, says sheriffs seized his underwear factory laboratory to settle back taxes. He portrays the action as part of a broader conspiracy against his 40 year career as he fights IRS, EPA, SEC actions and wage charges. His claim is that his engine delivers about 30 percent better mileage without horsepower loss.
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Richmond, Vt
Edward LaForce
LaForce
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
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Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S. Senate
Tree Vandalism Reported At Oakland Street Residence
Theodore J. Knudson of 1216 La Crosse St. told police a seven foot Norway Pine was cut and removed from a row of four trees along his driveway at 721 Oakland St. He said the tree stood inside the row leaving a hole and valued it at about 25 dollars.
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Theodore J. Knudson
la Crosse St
Oakland St
Chanukah Joy Shines At Congregation Sons Of Abraham
Children study Sunday at Congregation Sons of Abraham Temple as Chanukah approaches. Rabbi Louis Jakob smiles with a dreidel while Mrs. Louis Stamps helps dress her daughter Alisa Robyn for the festival toy. The Hebrew characters proclaim a great miracle happened here and the festival begins at sundown Thursday.
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Congregation Sons of Abraham Temple
Main St
Louis Jakob
Louis Stamps
Alisa Robyn
Criticism Rejected In Mass Forgiveness Rite
In Jackson Tennessee Bishop Carroll Dozier led a general absolution Mass absolving about 2000 Catholics. The rite followed a Memphis ceremony attended by 12000 the previous week and drew criticism from some Catholic leaders over non confession based forgiveness. Parisians Austin Brown praised the service for unity and renewal.
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United States
Dozier
Memphis
Austin Brown
Paris
Tenn
Carter names Blumenthal for treasury and Pfeiffer for commerce
W Michael Blumenthal a Johnson Kennedy era specialist in economics is Carter's choice for treasury secretary. Jane Cahill Pfeiffer a former IBM vice president is reported as the leading candidate for commerce secretary. Carter holds cabinet meetings at the governor's mansion and plans a Tuesday news conference to announce appointments.
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W. Michael Blumenthal
Johnson
Kennedy
Carter
Treasury
Jane Cahill Pfeiffer
IBM Corp
Commerce
Defense
Harold Brown
Pentagon
Agriculture
Housing and Urban Development
Jody Powell
Governor's Mansion
Geneva Talks on Transition Regress Under Smith
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith said Geneva talks on black rule transition are farther from the objective than at the start. He rejected British proposals for direct government and security force control, while endorsing the Kissinger plan for a mixed two year transition with a white-led government.
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South Africa
Ian Smith
Geneva
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Rhodesia
Britain
Kissinger
Presidential retirement preparedness inquiries noted
Page 8 reports inquiries into whether the president is prepared for retirement. Page 9 cites the Tax Proposal Commission studying a possible method to eliminate the property tax system.
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Tax Proposal Commission
Mediator Steps Aside In Cooler and Phone Talks
Federal mediator Simon P. Zuiker says no further mediation sessions are scheduled for the La Crosse Cooler Co. and La Crosse Telephone Corp. contract disputes. UAW Local 1452 rejected a $1.07 per hour raise over three years by 70 to 60, while IBEW Local 958 members also rejected a company offer. Cooler Co. workers have been on strike since Sept. 30 and Telephone workers without a contract since Oct. 31.
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la Crosse Telephone Corp
Simon P. Zuiker
Minneapolis
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la Crosse
John Williams
UAW
Cooler Co
Eugene Hollnagel
Cooler Co. Cooler Co
Zuiker
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