Carter seeks tough managers for Cabinet by Christmas
President-elect Jimmy Carter said he will complete a Cabinet of tough managers by Christmas after interviews with nine prospective officeholders in Atlanta and moves to Washington for talks with Congress governors and Pentagon officials He noted 120 names are under review and emphasized managerial ability over political sensitivity while weighing Treasury and Commerce posts.
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UPI
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Atlanta
Congress
Pentagon
Lance
Cyrus Vance
Ralph Nader
Secretary of Treasury and Commerce
FBI
Clarence Kelley
CIA
Christtmas
Richard M. Nixon
Rep
Andrew Young
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Treasury
HEW
Andy
Young
White House
IMF Sells 780000 Ounces Gold At 137 An Ounce
The International Monetary Fund auctioned 780000 ounces of gold at 137 per ounce in its fifth sale to aid 60 poorer nations. Bids totaled 4307200 ounces with 2,000 ounce minimums and 50000 dollar deposits. Proceeds reach about 75 million, bringing total auctions to 320 million under plans to sell 25 million ounces over four years.
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Washington
UPD
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Ecology group seeks members for local environmental action
Conserve Our Natural Environment CONE in Las Vegas solicits applications for members and names BE Peterson as president. The new group formed from a growing need for environmental awareness will invite interested persons to participate in local state and national environmental activities.
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Las Vegas
Conserve Our Natural Environment
CONE
Peterson
Hearing on modifying pupfish injunction set for Thursday
A preliminary injunction modification hearing is scheduled for 9 30 a m Thursday in US District Court Judge Roger D Foley will weigh the US motion to alter the Devils Hole water level maintaining 3 0 feet below the copper marker The Cappaerts irrigation pumping from 1966 to 1972 lowered the water table endangering the pupfish and researchers report the species population reached about 400 by September 1971 with light on algae and sunlight needed for survival.
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Roger D. Foley
US Ai Cing
Devils Hole
Death Valley
James Everett Deacon
UNLV
Department of Biological Sciences
U.S. Supreme Court
Francis
Marilyn Cappaert
Death Valley National Monument
Cappaerts
Devil's Hole
Devil's Hole Pool
Escapee Enas Five-Year Run Ends in Tempe Arrest
FBI agents arrested John Turpin Jr 29 at a Tempe hotel for a 1971 Milan Michigan federal prison escape. He used aliases to avoid capture and has prior arrests in San Diego Fort Lauderdale Minneapolis Tucson and Phoenix. He expressed relief at being caught.
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FBI
John Turpin, Jr
Turpin
Federal Correctional Institution
Milan
Mich
Leroy Jason Preiser
Turin
San Diego
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Minneapolis
Tucson
Phoenix
State Car Gets Boot From City
A Nevada state car was immobilized for three hours on a city hall parking ramp after an Oregon boot was placed on a front wheel. The driver paid the Business Activity Department $25 at lunch, and the car was debooted. The vehicle had been parked illegally in a news media space.
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State of
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City Hall
Oregon
Business Activity Department
Howard Crow
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