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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1976
Page
5
Secretary of state post to Cyrus Vance continues to stir speculation as the president-elect concentrates on national security staffing. Vance, a veteran diplomat and prior defense official, is tipped for top posts while Carter refines a broader team including the Treasury.
President elect Carter discussed naming most Cabinet officers within three weeks and expected to have the panel largely identified by Christmas. He defended limited B1 bomber production and said no wage price controls would be used without a national emergency. Brezhnev signaled readiness for early SALT talks, and Carter planned a cautious, proactive approach to U.S. Soviet relations with arms talks.
High Court delays Gilmore death as his attorney cites unusual petition to be executed. Gilmore's mother, bedridden, asked to live. NAACP opposes capital punishment. Utah's firing squad option remains, with new fees and security changes as officials prepare for the execution amid a brief FAA space restriction around the prison.
Reported on Camp Pendleton a KKK leader was arrested as the base heightened scrutiny of white supremacist activity. Black Marines describe threats and group self protection, while the corps investigates alleged KKK incidents and broader racial tensions on the base.
Wholesale price indices show declines in farm and industrial sectors offsetting a mixed November. Industrial prices rose over the year but not yet reflected in retail. December will include aluminum and other materials. Employment rose by over 350,000 in November to 68 million, with unemployment mainly up among adult men to 6.6 percent. Women’s unemployment edged to 7.7 percent, teenagers stayed at 19 percent.
Lt. Richard Felensky supervised humane chicken traps as cameras rolled for a televised effort to corral Minnie Blumfield's loose Rhode Island Reds near Hollywood Freeway. Four birds ended in Animal Regulation custody and about six remained at large while crowds dispersed.
A Baltimore businessman was arrested and jailed on a charge of obstructing justice in an alleged bid to bribe a Mandel case juror. The affair surfaced as jurors were sequestered amid threats of publicity and unclear official comment.
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