UN secretary general a tough, frustrating job
The United Nations secretary general faces a demanding, often frustrating role with heavy responsibilities. Kurt Waldheim, nearing reelection, notes long hours and little family life, yet portrays the post as a privilege. The position carries high compensation and status, but the workload and bureaucracy dominate daily life.
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Carter reaches congressional leaders in transition drive
President elect Jimmy Carter has personally contacted most congressional leaders to smooth his administration’s path and outline tax reform plans. Sen. Russell Long and Rep. Al Altman, chairs of key tax committees, say Carter’s liaison is ready to meet, with further talks planned with top House and Senate leaders.
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Air Chief Sir Edward Fielden Dies in Scotland at 72
Air Vice-Marshal Sir Edward Hedley Fielden who led British air travel policy for over thirty years died Monday in Edinburgh at age 72. His long career spanned the mid 20th century, shaping royal aviation arrangements and civil service.
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