Carter Plants Seeds Of Office In 1977
President Carter reflects on a challenging first year marked by complex international issues and growing public confusion. He defends public diplomacy and outlines a four year foreign agenda while signaling plans to press taxes and social programs after Congress acts. He notes his press relations and hints at decisions on Bert Lance and Arthur Burns.
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Carter
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Africa
Japan
Middle East
Canada
Mexico
Panama
Cuba
Washington
Oval Office
Congress
Mondale
Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
National Security Council
Zbig
Fritz
U.S
Sadat
Jerusalem
Plains
Begin
Fahd
Assad
Jean Monnet
European Union
John Mahoney
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Guastella Cleared in Drug Ring Slaying Case
Anthony Guastella, 26, was found innocent of involvement in the murder of Phillip Wroughton amid a Las Vegas drug and death ring case. The District Court jury delivered not guilty verdict after deliberations, while Guastella had been serving a three year federal term for mail fraud.
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Anthony Guastella
Phillip Wroughton
Las Vegas
Guastella
Europe
Clark County
Wroughton Wroughton
Ruth Drive
Top Federal Tax Expert Near Death After Stroke
Laurence N. Woodworth, Treasury’s top tax official and longtime Capitol Hill figure, suffered a stroke and remained unconscious in Newport News Virginia hospitals. At 59, he led tax policy efforts as Assistant Secretary and helped prepare President Carter’s forthcoming tax package.
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NY Times News Service
Washington
Laurence N. Woodworth
Treasury
Capitol Hill
Woodworth
Williamsburg Va
Riverside Hospital
Newport News
Joseph Laitin
Lautin
Carter
Congress
Senate
House
Russell B. Long
Rep
al Ullman
Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means
W. Michael Blumenthal
Secretary of the Treasury
The
Donald C Lubick
Emil M. Sunley
Margaret
Laitin
Congressional Joint Committee On Taxation
Joint Committee
Six Strangler Victims Tied To Hollywood Case Files
Police link six killings to a Hollywood area suspect group. Victims include Lissa Kastin 21 a health food waitress and LA Knockers member found in Glendale on Nov 6. Jill Barcomb 18 found Nov 10 after probation breach and last seen in Hollywood. Kathleen Robinson 17 last seen in Santa Monica Nov 16 found in Wilshire district wearing clothes.
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Lissa Teresa Kastin
Hollywood
LA Knockers
Las Vegas
Glendale
Jill Barcomb
Judith Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
Kathleen Robinson
Santa Monica
Wilshire
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