Celebrities join politics in Los Angeles Super Bowl eve fund raiser
The Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee hosts a 500 per plate fundraiser in Los Angeles on January 19 bringing together political leaders and NFL figures. Co hosts are Senators John Tower and H John Heinz III representing Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers respectively. Brad O Leary coordinates the event aiming to raise about 100000 dollars following Ford Palm Springs party.
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Los Angeles
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
GOP
National Football League
John G. Tower
Texas
Dallas Cowboys
H. John Heinz III
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jack Kemp
Washington
Brad O'Leary
Palm Springs
Calif
Gerald R. Ford
Kennedy cautiously weighs 1980 nomination bid
Senator Edward M. Kennedy faces pressure to balance criticism of President Carter. A Washington observer argues Kennedy must stay restrained or risk helping a Republican victory in November while capitalizing on moderate discontent with the Carter administration.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Carter
Kennedy
Washington
Vic Finger Hut
Fingerhut
Unemployment figures could become liability for Carter
AP analysis warned that unemployment at 5.8 percent in November could rise to 7 percent or more in 1980 as the economy slows. Weakening signs in Bureau of Labor Statistics data and state reports, plus a heavy auto industry downturn, threaten political risk for President Carter while noting job growth under his term and the expanding labor force.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Carter
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commerce Department
Today in history December 11 in history highlights
On December 11, notable events include Indiana becoming the 19th state in 1816, George VI becoming king in 1936, Rockefeller offering Manhattan land for United Nations HQ in 1946, U.S. military support arriving in Saigon in 1961, Apollo 17 landing in 1972, and past campus suspensions and payroll cuts. Birthdays include Tom Hayden and Christina Onassis. Thought for today quotes Andre Maurois.
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Associated Press
United States
Germany
Italy
Indiana
George VI
England
Edward VII
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Manhattan
United Nations
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Lunar
Harvard
New York City
Cyrus Vance
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Tom Hayden
Christina Onassis
Andre Maurois
District Courts Explain Federal Trial Foundations
The District Court forms the basis of the U.S. federal judiciary, with 94 courts nationwide plus in the District of Columbia and certain territories. They hold general jurisdiction to decide criminal cases under federal law, civil cases across state lines, and specialized matters like bankruptcy patents trademarks copyrights and navigational issues.
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U.S
District Court
District of Columbia
Territories
Carter policy on downtown stores vs suburban malls sparks clash
Washington report traces President Carter's effort to craft a regional shopping center policy. From early drafts to the final Community Conservation Guidance, it shows concessions to downtown and suburban interests, while critics warn the plan remains weak and politically driven.
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Washington
Nea
Alexander Pope
Carter
White House
International Council of Shopping Centers
National Retail Merchants Association
Shopping Center Trade Association
National League of Cities
Las Vegas
Nev
Why the Shah Was Admitted to the United States
Washington buzzed over the decision to grant the shah asylum. Carter faced warnings from Vance and Newsom about embassy security and US interests. Critics branded Rockefeller and Kissinger as driving the pressure, linking the move to their financial ties and sustained influence.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Iran
Carter
Tehran
Cyrus Vance
L. Bruce Laingen
Laingen
America
Vance
David Newsom
Newsom
Henry Precht
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
U.S
Ayatollah
David Rockefeller
Henry Kissinger
George Ball
Rockefeller-Kissinger
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