Carter presidency predictions from Detroit publishers panels
A Saturday column notes Detroit publishers and editors met Ford Chrysler and Kresge officials to forecast Carter's early presidency after his election. Panels privately drafted independent views on policy actions from Vietnam to tax reform and budget signals, with some predicting clashes with Congress and a tougher press.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Kresge Co
Carter
Georgia
Ford
Chrysler
Kresge
White House
Washington
Congress
Judge rules against holding federal gov in damages case
U S District Judge John Manos in Cleveland dismissed Shippers Dispatch Inc. bid to sue the federal government for damages from a 1975 collision that killed Lawrence Malone. Will ie Hall, hired under a court ordered minority quota, was driver. Case moves to trial to decide fault and damages.
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Washington
Justice Department
John Manos
Cleveland
Shippers Dispatch Inc
Willie Hall
Lawrence Malone
Washington, D.C
Hall
Malone
Lorain County
Ohio
Hall and Shippers Dispatch
Comany
Manos
Ma Jone
Harrington Defends Corporate Collectivism Viewpoint at KU
Michael Harrington told a Kansas University symposium that the United States lacks a true free enterprise system and is governed by a corporate collectivism. He argued elites set prices and policy, shaping lives more than the Kansas Legislature, and traced capitalism's rise from public to private control.
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Michael Harrington
Business
Kansas University
Harrington
Queens College
City University of New York
Woodruff
Kansas Union
United States
U.S
Kansas
Socialist Party
Chrysler to Build Tanks In Army Contract Bid
Chrysler Corp won an Army contract potentially worth 4.7 billion to develop the XM1 main battle tank. Initial phase secures 196.2 million for 11 test models over three years, with total orders to 3 325 tanks at about 1.5 million each. Hoffmann expects Chrysler to prevail over Leopard II in final selection.
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Washington
Chrysler Corp
Army
Chrysler
Martin Hoffmann
General Motors Corp
Hoffmann
West Germany
Delta Queen and Star Nadine collide on Mississippi River
In New Orleans a paddlewheeler Delta Queen sideswiped Liberian freighter Star Nadine. Eleven of the Delta Queen’s nearly 200 passengers were injured lightly. Coast Guard investigators noted potential disaster risk amid the minor collision.
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New Orleans
Nadine
New York
Luling
Coast Guard
Delta Queen
Carter outlines people oriented inauguration plan
President-elect Jimmy Carter seeks a modest democratic inauguration in Washington for Jan 20 inviting several hundred thousand spectators but offering smaller VIP seating and free bleacher seats. He will wear formal attire, ride in the parade, and host receptions while staffing top posts quietly. Plains church debates admitting Black members as Carter supports full inclusion.
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Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carter
Granum
Jack H. Watson Jr
Hamilton Jordan
14 Shipwrecked Sailors Rescued as Search Continues
Coast Guard units rescued 14 sailors on two boats while continued search for 18 missing crewmen from the Carnelian-1. One body was found 1,400 miles northwest of Honolulu as ships Wisteria and Hunter aided survivors in rough Pacific waters.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Honolulu
Carnelian-1
Hachno
Japan
Aomori
Ed Conlon
Woman indicted in grim murders of her 3 girls
DELAWARE Ohio AP Margo C Davies a 20 year old Worthington woman is indicted on three counts of aggravated murder for the suffocation deaths of her three daughters. If convicted without extenuating circumstances she could face electrocution under Ohio death penalty law.
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Delaware, Ohio
Margo C. Davies
John Wolf
Worthington
Ohio
Four dead and 25 hospitalized in heroin overdose outbreak
Washington police reported four deaths and at least 25 hospitalizations after suspected bad heroin injections Friday night. Autopsies were planned to identify the cause and samples were being analyzed. Police urged victims of the 14th and T Street area to seek treatment and avoid using suspect heroin.
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Washington
Chuck Collins
14Th
T” Sts
N.W
Maryland
Douglas County Disaster Siren Test Scheduled
The Douglas County Disaster Siren Warning System will be tested at noon Monday. If weather is inclement, the test moves to the following Monday.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Carter
White House
Douglas County
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