Salinger Returns to White House as Reporter at 52
Pierre Salinger, once a White House insider and Kennedy era spokesman, visits the White House to interview President Carter for L Express. He waits outside Jody Powell's office, notes the scene, and praises Powell’s humor and handling of press briefings.
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Pierre Salinger
White House
Washington
UPI
John Kennedy
Salinger
Anatoliy Dobrynin
Jody Powell
Powell
Thanksgiving calories spike in standard feasts says MSU expert
Michigan State University nutrition specialist Anita Dean says Thanksgiving meals add about 850 calories per person. She notes dressing and pumpkin pie as the fattiest items and advises smaller portions or skipping bread and butter.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan State University
Anita Dean
Ms. Dean
Illinois Legislature Tumbles ERA Hopes After Boycott
The ERA gains momentum in Illinois as Greiman cites six to seven new votes to reach a 107 precedent three-fifths needed for House passage and a Senate vote. Phyllis Schlafly campaigns against ERA, while Chicago delegates rally support at a national conference.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
Illinois
Chicago
Alan Greiman
D-Skokie
House
Senate
Grieman
Greiman
ERA
Phyllis Schlafly
Alton
Women’s Conference
Houston
Congress
Indiana
United Way totals rise with NASA Lewis Center gift
Area employees at NASA Lewis Research Center in Cleveland pledged 1534 toward the Norwalk Area United Way, pushing new pledges to 2224 with 439 in special gifts 90 from retailers 60 from insurance and real estate offices and 50 from local professionals and contractors. Totals to date show category sums for contributors.
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NASA Lewis Reseach Center
Cleveland
Norwalk
United Way
Inflation Edges Up 0.3 Percent In October
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent rise in consumer prices for October marking the fourth straight month of modest inflation. While overall costs grew slowly, new car and gasoline prices jumped, and real earnings rose 1.1 percent from September due to wage gains and longer work weeks.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Department
India Cyclone Death Toll Tops Ten Thousand
Andhra Pradesh revenue minister P. Narasa Reddy said the cyclone and tidal wave on the eastern coast killed about 10 000 people and left at least 21 villages completely washed away.
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New Delhi
India
Columbus Proposes Stadium Expansion to woo MLB Franchise
Columbus officials unveiled plans to enlarge Franklin County Stadium as the first step toward securing a major league baseball franchise for the city. General Manager George Sisler of the International League Columbus Clippers called Columbus a city with great potential for MLB.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Ohio
Franklin County Stadium
Columbus
George Sisler
Columbus Clippers
Columbia Gas official says plenty of gas this winter
Marvin E. White chairman of Columbia Gas of Ohio blames PUCO for last winter's gas crisis and school curtailments. He asserts the commission prevented emergency purchases without signed contracts and forced shutdowns, stating the utility had to follow PUCO orders.
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Columbus
UPI
Marvin E. White
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
White
PUCO
Columbia
Weather outlook with showers and mild temps
Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a 20 to 40 percent chance of rain. Lows in the 30s tonight, highs 45 to 50 Wednesday, southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Also births: two boys and two girls listed for Norwalk Plymouth Monroeville Willard Area communities.
Blizzard Strands Hundreds Of Travelers In Rockies
A major pre-Thanksgiving storm battered the West from the Pacific Northwest to the northern Great Plains. Six inches of rain and heavy snows stranded hundreds of travelers in Wyoming and California, with at least five deaths blamed in California. Rescue crews sheltered motorists in Rawlins and Sinclair as 21 miles of Interstate traffic stalled.
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California
Pacific Northwest
Bay Area
Great Plains
Wyoming
Betty Higbey
Evanston
Wyo
Oklahoma
Rawlins
Sinclair
Denver
Terri Brauberger
Intermountain
National Weather Service
Burns
Ore
Malad
Idaho
Donner Summit
California Sierra
Havre
Mont
Kentfield
Calif
Woodacre
San Rafael
Jordan backs Sadat peace move amid Arab reaction
Jordan declares support for Egyptian President Sadat's visit to Israel, saying it breaks the ice between Arabs and Israelis. Syria signals cautious shift, while Saudi Arabia and other states observe, amid regional pressure and protests from Libya Iraq and Palestinian groups.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Jordan
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Syria
Adnan Abu Odeh
Sadat
Amman
Mudar Badran
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Libya
Algeria
Assad
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Damascus Radio
Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Coffee keeps Idi Amin in power says former ambassador
New York UPI report quotes Thomas Melady former U S ambassador who warns that Idi Amin remains in power as Uganda stays solvent by exporting coffee to London and Djibouti.
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Idi Amin
New York
UPI
Thomas Melady
U.S
Uganda
London
Djibouti
Public boards scheduled for evening meetings in Norwalk
The Public Defender Commission meets at 7 tonight in the county administration building at 180 Milan Ave. The Norwalk School Board convenes at 7 30 tonight to interview architectural firms for the Pleasant Street school project. The Huron County Airport Authority gathers at 7 30 tonight at the airport administration building.
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Public Defender Commission
Milan Ave
Norwalk School Board
Board of
Fices
Pleasant Street
Huron County Airport Authority
Airport Administration
Know Your Carriers Rita and Jean Kramer Inherit Route
Rita Smith eleven and Jean twelve inherit a Reflector newspaper route held by their family for nine years. They aim to manage money for summer vacation, bank most earnings, and spend some on presents while attending St. Marys School. Jean swims and plays volleyball. Rita enjoys skating and gymnastics. They live at 104 West Washington St. with Mr and Mrs Jerome Kramer.
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Rita Smith
Jean
St. Mary's School
Rita
Jerome Kramer
West Washington St
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