Carter Names Young to U N Picks 2 Top-Level Advisors
President Carter announced Rep. Andrew Young as U N ambassador and named Charles Schultze as chief economic adviser plus Zbigniew Brzezinski as national security director. Young is noted as the first Black congressman from the Deep South elected in modern times.
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Council of Economic Advisors
UPI
Brzezinski Sees Unequal Balance in Detente Policy
Brzezinski announced at a Plains news conference with President-elect Carter that detente with the Soviet Union is unbalanced and should be changed over the next four years. He questioned the Vladivostok arms levels of 1974 as possibly too high and urged a reciprocal, progressively more comprehensive detente. He joins Carter’s team as NSC director, aiming to coordinate policy with the secretary of state and other top officials.
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Poland
National Security Council
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Brezinski
Harvard
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NSC
Secretary of
France Halts Nuclear Fuel Exports Amid Proliferation Pressure
France announced it would stop selling nuclear fuel reprocessing to other countries to reduce the risk of weapons proliferation. The move, framed as a peaceful gesture, follows U.S. pressure and statements stressing humanitarian aims.
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Paris
UPI
France
U.S
Ilinois Senate
GOP Energy Experts Back Carter Plan
Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson and Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb urged quick new emergency powers to counter foreign oil embargoes and cartel price hikes. They presented a 113 page review noting Ford progress in conservation but limited gains in boosting supplies, blaming congressional inaction and opposition from local groups and environmental concerns.
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UPI
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Cattle Flight Crashes with 37 Cows Die in Miami Crash
A Convair 880 cargo jet carrying 37 Canadian dairy cows crashed after overruning Miami International Airport runway and into a canal. Three crewmen injured, one trapped six hours, cow fatalities confirmed. Flight Engineer Stanley Grogan rescued in serious condition.
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UPI
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Miami International
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Department of Agriculture
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Miami
LeJeune Road
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Hearst says SLA members got what they deserved
Patricia Hearst told CBS she believed SLA members who died in a Los Angeles shootout earned their fate. She described the kidnapping ordeal and her role in the San Francisco bank robbery, noting she carried a gun she knew was inoperable.
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UPI
Patricia Hearst
CBS
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
Walter Cronkite
CBS Evening News
California
San Francisco
SLA
San Francisco Examiner
America
Chris
Submarine Drug Scandal Alleges Navy Coverup
Gary Anderson, ex sailor aboard the USS Thomas Jefferson, claims widespread drug use aboard nuclear subs and says penalties are light for skilled technicians. He cites a 1975 start with drugs and a 16 gallon radioactive water discharge incident later ruled below safe exposure.
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Nixon and aides ordered to pay damages to Halperin
U.S. District Judge John Lewis Smith Jr rules Nixon Haldeman and Mitchell liable for damages to Morton Halperin over White House plumbers wiretaps. Damages amount to be set later. suit against Kissinger dismissed. Hallperin testified his home phone was tapped 21 months.
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Washington
UPI
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National Security Council
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U.S
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Secretary
Henry Kissinger
White House
Security Council
Clerk's Office Plans Clash Over County Computer System
Officials discuss automation plans for county records including leasing time from Valparaiso Bank data center and building inhouse terminals. A board communication breakdown is blamed as Parkton, Brackin, and Padgett weigh costs and compare leasing versus self-run data processing.
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Gulf Bomb Turns Out To Be Dead Manatee Off Horseshoe Beach
A Cecil Field navy diver inspected a supposed 500 pound Gulf bomb off Horseshoe Beach. The object rolled and revealed it was a dead manatee buried in sand. A three member demolition team from Cecil Field was summoned after the manatee was snagged in a mullet fisherman’s nets about a mile offshore.
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