Carter Eyes Vacant Posts in Reorganization Plan
President-elect Carter and his aides propose leaving some sub-Cabinet jobs empty to streamline government and cut staff. Hamilton Jordan says department heads may see eliminations, with transition studies guiding cuts. Brock Adams hints at vacant chairmanships under several agencies as a model. Carter also plans to approve top policy aides and prioritize women.
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Hedrick Smith
N.Y. Times News Service
Washington
Carter
Hamilton Jordan
St. Simons Island
Georgia
Rep
Brock Adams
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carter transition tightens control over deputy secretary picks
Sources say Carter aides scramble for black nominees and push a mutual veto system that lets Cabinet heads shape hiring. Wade McCree Jr and John Frank top deputy attorney general prospects while Charles Duncan Jr. emerges as the first sub cabinet pick.
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Carter
Department of Justice
Griffin B. Bell
Atlanta
Wade H. McCree Jr
United States Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Detroit
John P. Frank
Phoenix
Ariz
Bell
Navajo Navajo tribal expert warns on uranium project hazards
Harold W. Tso testifies in federal court that while new monitoring could curb radioactive gas risks, serious health hazards remain from proposed uranium development in northwest New Mexico. He notes criticisms of the impact statement and tribal hearings, plus a $6 million tribal payment tied to Interior approval.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Harold W. Tso
Tso
Interior Secretary
Exxon Corp
Tribe
Environmental Protection Commission
Commission
Exxon
Shiprock
U.S. District Court
H. Vearle Payne
Richard Hughes
Paul Manygoats
Anonymous caller sings to Sarah Hert in Louisville
In Louisville, Kentucky, an anonymous caller repeatedly serenaded Sarah Hert with soul and rock songs after her number was made unlisted, leaving her frustrated though noting the caller has a strong voice and knows many hits.
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Louisville
Sarah Hert
Roswell Senator Aims Four Year ENMU Expansion Bill
State Senator R E Thompson of Roswell plans a memorial request to study ENMU Roswell capacity for a four year degree and feasibility. He expects a 60 day session with funding as major hurdle while other bills include grocery tax relief and LEAA related reforms.
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Marian McQuiddy
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University
R.E. Thompson
D-Chaves
Board of Educational Finance
Sen. Thompson
Thompson
Joint
Senate House Criminal Justice Study Committee
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Bobby E. Wood
Portales
D-Chaves-Roosevelt
Water Resource Committee
Sen
Wood
Richard de Uriarte
Jerry Apodaca
Retired sergeant files for Roswell School Board seat
Larry Boesel 52 of 94 W Byrne St Roswell files for School Board Feb 1 election as candidate for Position 1. A retired Air Force master sergeant with 30 years service he is now a school bus driver for Hamill buses and supports back to basics education with smaller classes.
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Jan Barry
Leland Bond
Goddard High School
GHS
Miss Barry
Pat Barry
W. McGaffey St
Roswell High School
Bond
Bob 0. Bond
Washington Ave
Air Force
Larry Boesel
W. Byrne St. Roswell Industrial Air Center
Boesel
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
New Orleans
Hamill Buses
Jerry
Ella Mae Nettleingham
New Carlyle
Ohio
Karen Hoskins
Las Cruces
Cynthia Boesel
Cheryl Boesel
Mountain View Middle School
Clovis
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Jordan
Charles W. Duncan Jr
Defense
Harold R Brown
Duncan
Texas
Coca-Cola
Cyrus R. Vance
Patricia Harris
Samuel R. Campbell
Jerry L. DeLosch
Roswell and
Enweas O. A
Theodore E. Davenport
James T. Forrester
William J
Bill” Murphy
H.C. “Jack” Prichard
Elizabeth Shanks
Mary J. “Spunky” Baldock
Jack Bilderback
Richard L. ‘Bo”’ Ledinski
John J. Mundzak
Kevin R. Scott
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