Ford Carter hold informal first post election transition talk
President Ford and President elect Carter meet privately in Washington for an informal discussion about the transition. Carter arrives from Plains and plans talks with NSA head Gen Lewis Allen and telecom chief Richard Shriver before cabinet discussions begin.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Plains
White House
Gen
Lewis Allen
National Security Agency
Richard Shriver
Telecommunications
Defense Communications
90th birthday flight: Ballard teacher rides helicopter
Jeannette Lyons, a 90 year old Ballard resident and retired Santa Ynez Valley teacher, experiences her first helicopter ride from Santa Ynez Airport. Malcolm Dion of Apollo Airways hosts the birthday surprise flight over Ballard and local landmarks, including Firestone Winery, with a half hour airborne tour. The event marks a rare thrill for a lifelong traveler who has ridden trains, ships, camels, and elephants.
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Jeannette Lyons
Santa Ynez Valley
Miss Lyons
Ballard
Malcolm Dion
Apollo Airways, Inc
Santa Barbara
Dion
King Merrill
King Merrill Jeannette Lyons
Santa Ynez
Middle
Far East
Pacific Coast Railroad
Port Harford
Avila
Los Olivos
Little Red School
Firestone Winery
Trustees weigh half million in education aid filings
School trustees will consider federal and state education aid totaling about 500000 dollars with Title I at 201941, Migrant Education 100000, Early Childhood 89000 and library funds. Agenda also includes a state assessment report, 1977 trustee election calendar, and a districtwide needs survey with 500 to 1000 community participants.
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Bob Thompson
la Purisima
Irwin Wapner
Oil cartel leaders push for higher oil prices
Iran's Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Kuwait's Abdel Aziz Hussein argue that oil prices should rise to reflect inflation in industrial goods imports. Both say higher prices will not wreck the world economy, ahead of the December 15 OPEC meeting in Qatar.
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International Oil Cartel
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Kuwait
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Persian Gulf
Qatar
Shah
Mideast
Europe
Abdel Aziz Hussein
Hussein
United States to abstain on Angola UN admission vote
The United States will abstain in the Security Council today on Angola joining the United Nations as the 146th member, with General Assembly expected to act swiftly. China may not participate as in June, when U.S. vetoed the measure citing Cuban forces in Angola.
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UPI
Interior Department
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Atlantic
Secretary of Interior
Jimmy Carter
Curt Berklund
Department
Bureau of Land Management
Mid-Atlantic
Richard Nixon
United States
Virginia Beach
Montauk Point
Island
N.Y
United Nations
Security Council
Angola
General Assembly
U.N
Council
Albert W. Sherer
U.S
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Ford
Ronald Reagan
China
Palestinian commandos fire rockets across Lebanon border
Palestinian commandos fired Soviet made rockets into Nahariya, breaking eight months of quiet along the Israel Lebanon border. The Katyushas damaged buildings and lines but caused no injuries as Israeli artillery returned fire. The incident intensified security alerts as Peres warned Syria and the Palestinians against hostile forces in southern Lebanon and Rabin pressed Sadat for renewed peace talks.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Nahariya
Mediterranean
Nazi Germany
Defense
Shimon Peres
Syria
Lebanon
Peres
Yitzhak Rabin
Sadat
Geneva
Rabin
Jerusalem
Adamit
Hearst Prefers Jail to Freedom Without Tight Security
Patricia Hearst, free on 1.5 million bail, told fellow inmates she would choose jail over living outside unless her parents could arrange strict security. In Pleasanton, Hearst faced low spirits and even banged her head, seeking isolation, as her family pays about 720 dollars daily for protection.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Nob Hill
Ms. Arviso
Oakland
Calif
Tribune
Ms. Alviso
Miss Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Hearst
U.S
Gwen Lewis
Portland
Ore
Smith resigns as Republican National Committee chairwoman
Mary Louise Smith, first woman to head the RNC, will resign at the next meeting January 14-15. She cites long deliberation on the party’s future and urges Republicans to review election results while stressing a moderate, inclusive approach and unity.
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UPI
Mary Louise Smith
Republican National Committee
Mrs. Smith
George Bush
National Committee
Iowa
Ford
GOP
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Smith
Reagan
Kansas City
Republican Party
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HEW
David Matthews
Treasury
William Simon
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
Burns
Lompoc
Turkey
United Press International
Britain
Marjayoun
Anwar Sadat
Patty
Karen Arviso
Federal Youth Center
Pleasanton
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