Carter promises Cabinet run of government in first session
President Carter told his Cabinet he would run the federal government through them and be always reachable by phone or in person. He urged suggestions for improving the Cabinet administration as about a dozen members were sworn in, with three more awaiting Senate confirmation.
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Carter White House humor marks start of foreign tour
The article notes President Carter and Vice President Mondale joking about the new White House style as Mondale prepares for a 10 day foreign trip. Carter comments on Senate confirmation delays for three Cabinet nominees and the withdrawal of Theodore Sorensen as CIA director.
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Juarez brothers guilty on six heroin counts
Lenin Juarez a young Lubbock attorney and his brother Oscar were found guilty on six of seven heroin counts in a DEA case. The jury convicted them of conspiracy possession with intent to distribute and aiding and abetting. Sentencing set for 9 a.m. March 17 with bonds at $100000 each. they remain jailed in Reeves County.
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Energy emergency gas bill moves to reshape allocation
President Carter aides and congressional staff prepare emergency natural gas legislation within 24 hours. The plan aims at a mandatory allocation system to ship gas from surplus areas to winter shortages, amid broader economy and cabinet appointments debates.
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Odessa officials clear restraining claims on Ketor High coaches
The Odessa American reports Ke tor High coaches Willie Adams and Charles Hice were subjected to a police stop after a Town and Country store incident. Officers questioned them and conducted a shake down without drawing guns. No gun was found and officials apologized after learning their identities. Sheriff Raul Florez wasn’t available for comment.
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Snow touches Texas Panhandle on winter storm spread
A broad winter system brings snow to the Texas Panhandle from Perryton to Shamrock and heavy fog across east Texas. Light rain and showers affect areas from the coast to Austin and San Antonio, with freezing readings south to San Angelo and frigid temperatures elsewhere. Travel advisories issued for fog and ice across several states as the storm moves east.
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