Compromise In Chicago Fight After Daley Death
Chicago factions edging to a settlement over succession of Mayor Daley. Alderman Bilandic to be acting mayor. Frost to chair the Finance Committee. a new vice mayor post to be filled by a Polish American alderman. Black leaders express misgivings as power dynamics shift after Daley’s death.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Michael Bilandic
11Th
Wilson Frost
Bilandic
Thomas Donovan
Frost
Independent State
Jesse Madison
Roman Pucinski
Jesse L. Jackson
PUSH
People United To Save Humanity
Edward R. Vrydolyak
Edward Burke
William S. Singer
Edward V. Hanrahan
George W. Dunne
Cook County Board
Carter Pledges Jobs Focus and Salt Talks
President elect Carter says his first priority will be continuous job creation legislation and tax reductions to back it up. He also aims to conclude a new SALT agreement with the Soviet Union before the current pact expires, possibly meeting Brezhnev and seeking missile and warhead reductions. He prefers United States led negotiations and broader nuclear cuts.
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New York
Carter
Time Magazine
Time
Plains
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Ford
Holiday Tragedy Hits Reynolds Family in Maine Fire
Fairfield Maine AP A Christmas tree fire killed Dorothy Reynolds seven other children injured the mother and eight others in a rural home. Fire Chief Leighton said flames erupted as ambulances carried survivors to hospital. Twelve year old Mellody credited with saving lives by evacuating siblings and attempting to rescue the young boys.
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Fairfield
Maine
Dorothy Reynold
Reynolds
William
Dwayne
Benjamin Leighton
Mellody
Strikes Time Endanger Children In Fire Tragedy
Three young children Keith 4 Carl 3 and Dirk 2 died in a second floor fire. Surviving siblings were rushed by four ambulances to Mid-Maine Medical Center Waterville where Mrs Reynolds 34 and two other children were treated and released five more children remained hospitalized with burns lacerations and possible fractures. Mrs Reynolds supported the family by raising chickens. Dorothy never asked for help and fed the family from her work.
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Keith
Carl
Dirk
Mid-Maine Medical Center
Waterville
Reynolds
Panel Seeks Public Input On Federal Paperwork Red Tape
The Commission on Federal Paperwork, created in 1975 to cut government forms, asks for citizen comments at hearings across the country through May. Ford’s push cut forms by over 10 percent, but pension laws and more scholarship applications increased form filling. The panel has issued 100 recommendations and cites potential savings in the billions.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Commission On Federal
Ford
Office of Management and Budget
Paperwork Commission
Commission
Omaha
Neb
New Orleans
Washington
Denver
Los Angeles
Dallas
Missouri lawmakers push malpractice insurance for lawyers
Jefferson City Missouri lawmakers consider state oversight to curb rising legal malpractice costs mirroring Doctor's liability reforms. House leader Holt proposes a review board and ten year filing limit, citing insurance rate hikes and potential impact on consumer rights and public defenders.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Joe Holt
Fulton
Holt
Wade Baker
Missouri Bar
Baker
U.S. Supreme Court
Audrain Medical Center Board Clarifies Budget and Policy Changes
The Audrain Medical Center board met in executive session to confirm that the Dec. 16 operating budget was officially adopted and to widen ambulance transfers to a 50 mile radius from Mexico. The board also eliminat ed the community relations post held by Irene Stapleton and discussed creating an ombudsman role to handle patient relations and complaints. Revenue is forecast at 9,242,366 with expenses of 8,906,848.
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Audrain Medical Center Board of Trustees
Woodrow Lee
AMC
Mexico
Tom
Irene) Stapleton
Stapleton
Lee
Salesman Earns Sympathy Across Fine Lines
A brief observation notes that a man who can make his wife empathize with a woman who misplaced a tube of something in his car is effectively a skilled salesman. The remark reflects a tongue in cheek view on persuasion and empathy.
Carter Faces Cabinet Meetings Before Inauguration
President elect Carter plans a three day preinaugural cabinet series on St Simon’s Island to discuss tax cuts and the economy with Mondale and proposed appointees including Blumenthal Lance and Schultze. He aims to use the cabinet as the main staff to push his agenda while Ford warns of slow progress. Carter also weighs peace talks with the Soviet Union and meets New York leaders while his mother Miss Lillian Carter remains hospitalized with muscular spasms.
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Air Force
Michael Blumenthal
Bendix Corp
Treasury
Thomas B. Lance
Atlanta
Office of Management and Budget
Charles Schultze
Carter
Council of Economic Advisers
Rex Granum
Middle East
New York State
New York City
Hugh Carey
Abraham Beame
Plains Baptist Church
Lillian” Carter
Young Sees Vietnam Ties As U S Buffer Against China
Atlanta AP Young, selected by President-elect Carter as U N ambassador, says repairing U S relations with Vietnam could make it a buffer against China and a channel for trade. He argues Vietnam's status will stay an issue in the U N and advocates keeping relations with China and other Communists while drawing Vietnam closer to the United States.
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Atlanta
Andrew Young
Carter
U.S
United Nations
Vietnam
China
Young
Associated Press
Georgia
United States
Carter Administration
Yugoslavia
Gulf of Tonkin
Cuba
Americans Slip Again In World Income Ratings
Washington AP reports the World Bank 1975 rankings show the United States per capita income at 7060, behind Kuwait 11510 United Arab Emirates 10480 and Qatar as five nations surpassing America. Growth stagnation among industrial nations continues since 1973 while developing nations see population increases.
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Washington
World Bank
United States
Kuwait
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Switzerland
Sweden
Denmark
Canada
Germany
Norway
Frank L. Morris Dies at 83 Rites Set in Mexico
Frank L. Morris 83 of 25 Bougainville Mexico died Sunday at 10 am in Allen Nursing Home. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Mexico United Methodist Church with Rev. J C Montgomery officiating. Burial in Laddonia Cemetery. Survived by wife Laura E. Parker Morris of home, one daughter, five grandchildren and four brothers. Memorials to Mexico United Methodist Church.
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Frank L. Morris
Bougainville
Mexico
Allen Nursing Home
Mexico United Methodist Church
J.C. Montgomery
Laddonia
Montgomery County
Mark
Frances Smith Morris
Laura E. Parker
Montgomery City
Morris
Kaiser Refractories
John Dunn
Pontiac
Mich
Jay Morris
Atlanta
David
Mariola
Daniel Schutte
Julie) Metzenfeld
Michigan
Arnold Funeral Home
Mexico United
Changing Of Guard Begins In Jeff City
AP reports John Ashcroft sworn in as Missouri attorney general in the state capitol, pledging fair play for individuals and businesses as part of a new governance era. Danforth resigns to join the U.S. Senate, Symington actions noted, with ceremony outside the Supreme Court building. Mascot yearbook sale details follow.
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Jeff City
Jefferson City
John Ashcroft
Missouri
Circuit Court
John C. Crow
Springfield
Supreme Court
Ashcroft
Senate
Stuart Symington
Symington
Danforth
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Audrain Mexical Center
Gibson
AMC Board
Cabinet
MHS
Mexico High School
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