Carter names four cabinet picks as he plans more posts
President-elect Carter moves to fill cabinet posts by Christmas with several likely firsts. W. Michael Blumenthal is eyed for Treasury, Jane Pfeiffer for Commerce, and John Dunlop considered for Labor. Harold Brown or Charles Schultze named for Defense or economic adviser roles, with Andrew Young possibly named ambassador to the United Nations.
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Atlanta
W. Michael Blumenthal
Bendix Corp
Carter
Treasury
Jane Cahill Pfeiffer
IBM Corp
Commerce
John Dunlop
Ford
Dunlop
Georgia
Carter-Dunlop
Harold Brown
California Institute of Technology
Pentagon
Johnson
Charles Schultze
Presidential Council of Economic Advisers
Andrew Young
D-Ga
United Nations
Young
Congress
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
National Association of County Officials
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Council On Full Employment
Coretta Scott King
Carter vows blue jeans in White House and jogging
In a Plains interview Barbara Walters reports President elect Jimmy Carter will absolutely wear blue jeans at home but not during formal meetings with a French ambassador in a morning coat. He plans to keep jogging and shares confidence in victory and aims to avoid disappointing Americans. Rosalynn Carter describes Jimmy as handsome and lively, while she admits concern about assassination but remains pragmatic.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
White House
Carter
Jimmy
Mrs. Carter
Man builds business on long range weather forecasts
CORONADO Calif AP Harry Geise, a 57 year old private meteorologist, has created a lucrative enterprise selling long range weather forecasts. He already completed forecasts through 1978 in 11 states for a major food company, and is now working on 1979 and 1980. The service commands more than 300000 dollars a year from growers, industry groups, and radio and TV stations.
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Coronado
Calif
Harry Geise
Vacation ends as Louisville schools reopen after strike
More than 100,000 students and thousands of teachers return to Jefferson County classrooms for the first time since November 23 as a teachers strike crippled the district. Spokesmen report no immediate problems despite lingering desegregation and financial crises.
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Louisville
Jefferson County
Olga Korbut's wedding dress found in Indianapolis
Soviet gymnast Olga Korbut’s missing dress and fingertip veil were found at an Indianapolis bus terminal and placed in a WIBC safe pending contact with Korbut. The gown, bought December 4 in St Louis for 177 dollars, and veil worth 55 dollars, were reported lost when the troupe departed Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Olga Korbut
Mark Watkins
WIBC
Miss Korbut
St Louis
Watkins
Korbut
Jacksonville
Fla
Daytona Journal-Herald
Korbutt
Frank Bare
United States Gymnastics Federation
Bare
St. Louis
J.C. Penney
Markets urge coffee boycott amid rising prices
Coffee prices rise after Brazil frost and African unrest. Justrite in Kansas City and Price Chopper in Albany urge substitutes to curb costs, while Colonial Stores and others expect consumer revolt without prompts. lawmakers probe price hikes and promos.
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Associated Press
Kenneth Knese
Justrite
Kansas City
Neil Golub
Price Chopper
Albany, N.Y
Golub
Ted Simmons
Colonial
Atlanta
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Brazil
Africa
Albany
U.S
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
Dn.y
Subcommittee On Commerce, Consumer and Monetary Affairs
Middletown Weather Outlook
Skies stay fair tonight and Wednesday with a chance of precipitation. Tonight's low in the mid 20s and Wednesday's high in the lower 40s. The weekend outlook shows fair skies with highs in the 40s and 50s, possibly 60s Friday, and overnight lows in the 20s and 30s.
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Middletown
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