Rita Jenrette says she could have been White House insider
Rita Jenrette told a Charlotte news conference promoting My Capitol Secrets that she would likely be in the White House today if she had not married former Rep. John Jenrette. She said she was with the Republican National Committee when their courtship began and noted his Abscam bribery conviction.
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Charlotte
N.C
Rita Jenrette
Administration
South Carolina
John Jenrette
Capitol
Jenrette
White House
Republican National Committee
Abscam
House of Representatives
Playboy
Ken Temple
CBS ordered to hand over 60 Minutes tapes in food franchise case
U S District Judge Herbert Stern required CBS to produce unused Wallace interviews or a corporate balance sheet to gauge fines in the Wild Bill's Family Restaurants fraud case. Six defendants face trial next Monday as CBS may supply non broadcast material selectively.
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Newark
N.J
CBS
U.S
Herbert Stern
CBS Monday
Mike Wallace
Timothy Dyk
Wild Bill’s Family Restaurants Inc
Stern
Appeals panel takes up Louisiana desegregation dispute
In New Orleans an integration dispute from Rapides Parish to Alexandria prompts a federal appeals review. Judge Nauman Scott’s order required busing white students to predominantly black schools, closed Forest Hills Elementary, and sparked a custody clash over three white girls. The 5th U.S. Circuit panel weighed eight appeals amid protests and legal argument from both sides.
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New Orleans
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Nauman Scott
Rapides Parish
Alexandria
Forest Hills
Scott
Richard Lee
Ing
Buckeye High
Jones Street
Buckeye
Roy
Lee
Michelle Laborde
Lynda McNeal
Ramona Carbo
Carol Heckman
U.S. Justice Department
San Francisco anti-busing plan faces final appeal
Opponents of California Proposition 1 seek a final U S Supreme Court appeal after the state Supreme Court refused to accept papers from the ACLU and NAACP. The ruling allows Los Angeles Unified School District to end mandatory racial busing on April 10, 1979.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
The
National Association
Los Angeles
Braniff Open Letter Urges Passengers to Vote Confidence
John J. Casey chairman of Braniff appeals to Midland and Odessa readers urging passenger support. He notes union staff and management contribute 10 percent of pay, suppliers cut margins, and Casey takes no pay while Braniff seeks continued bookings across Dallas Fort Worth and national and international routes.
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Odessa
John J. Casey
Braniff
Braniffs
Dallas-Fort Worth
Mexico
South America
Canada
Britain
Branniff
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Japan
Sadat
Chicago
Columbia
S.C
Robins Air Force Base
New York
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Barnum
Dale
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ST. Paul, Minn
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Clapton
United Hospitals
Burgers
Odessa American
East 4Th Street
Texas
Odessa, Texas
Odessa American P.O
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John Ingram
Julian Gold Inc
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Braniff International
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