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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1976

Page

6

Carter names forty liaison staff for transition to Carter era

President elect Carter releases the names of forty staffers who will handle relations with federal departments and agencies during the transition. Anthony Lake now leads transition relations with Kissinger and the State Department. The roster includes Fred Bergsten Richard Steadman David Aaron Paula Sterk Barbara Blum Patt Derian and others with foreign and domestic policy experience. Kissinger noted admiration for Lake while the group also covers defense economic CIA and information services. Kissinger and Nancy Kissinger arrived in Acapulco for a vacation ahead of Mexico City inauguration preparations.

Washington UPI Nixon National Security Henry Kissinger Cambodia National Security Council Anthony Lake Jimmy Carter Kissinger State Department Carter Lake International Voluntary Services Vietnam Kennedy Fred Bergsten Council of Economic Advisors Richard C. Steadman Defense Defense Department David L. Aaron Foreign Service U.S CIA Paula Sterk Sen Gaylord Nelson D-Wis U.S. Information Agency Acapulco Mexico Nancy Mexico City Jose Lopez Portillo

Pryor to Inaugurate With “Poor but Friendly” Simplicity

Arkansas Governor elect David Pryor plans a sparse inauguration in line with the theme “poor but friendly.” No parade or ball is planned beyond the swearing in by Chief Justice Carleton Harris, and costs are a major consideration in keeping activities minimal.

Little Rock Ark UPI David Pryor Shirley McFarland Don Harrell Pryor Carleton Harris Arkansas Supreme Court Governor’s Office Harrell Camden

Consumer products chief under double attack

S John Byington chairing the Consumer Product Safety Commission faces criticism from consumer forces and fellow commissioners over a proposed White House consumer advocate. He proposes an internal office of public counsel at the CPSC to represent outside consumers and anticipates creating it within weeks.

Washington UPI John Byington Consumer Product Safety Commission Ralph Nader Byington Jimmy Carter White House David R. Pittle CPSC Office of Management and Budget Public Counsel Nader

Hoover Files Revealed Summaries Describe Confidential Folders

Justice Department summaries of J Edgar Hoover's official and confidential files reveal blanks and redactions. One 67 page file from 1958 to 1965 notes letters from diplomats officials and prominent persons alleging immoral or criminal activities.

Washington UPI Justice Department FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Washington Field Office

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