Carter Meets High level Officials In Washington Transition
President elect Jimmy Carter toured Blair House and met Ford administration leaders including James Lynn and Donald Rumsfeld. They discussed budget and management as Carter plans Pentagon cuts and a seamless transition. Carter arrived from Albany and will use Blair House as his base during the transition.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Ford
White House
James Lynn
Office of Managment and Budget
Blair House
Carter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Executive Office
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
David Mathews
Health, Education and Welfare
Defense Department
Pentagon
NATO
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Albany, Ga
Capital shifts as Carter victory reshapes Washington power
The piece describes a shock of transitions in Washington with Carter’s election and a flood of as many as 2000 presidential appointees leaving the government by January 20. It highlights Kilbergs family plans including Bill Kilberg resigning from the Labor Department to join a New York law firm and Bobbie Kilberg exploring future roles from college presidency to lobbying.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Bill
Bobbie Greene Kilberg
Kilbergs
Labor Department
Breed, Abbott & Morgan
New York
Bobbie
White House
Bill Kilberg
Vassar
Mount Vernon
McLean
Robbie Kilberg
Virginia House of Delegates
Kris Konen
Bella Abzug
N.Y
Michigan
Don Reigie
Konen
Miss Konen
Ms. Abzug
Bella
NMSU to Assist BLM in Fence Research Agreement
New Mexico State University may cooperate with the Bureau of Land Management on research into proposed fence changes on federal land to improve antelope passage. The Roswell advisory board urged study, but BLM has not yet contacted the university.
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Marian McQuiddy
New Mexico State University
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Eugene Ross
Nmsa Cooperative Extension Service
Ross
Las Cruces
Roswell
NMSU
Bill Thompson
James H
Smokey” . Connor
O'Connor
Radiation rises over New Mexico as test cloud passes
Officials report a slight radiation increase in northern New Mexico as a China hydrogen bomb test cloud moves eastward across the western U S. The plume from Mongolia’s five megaton test last week extended from Montana to New Mexico and toward the Atlantic.
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Santa FE
China
New Mexico
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Mongolia
Montana
GOP chair Mary Louise Smith to resign in January
Republican National Committee head Mary Louise Smith announced she will resign effective January to avert a divisive leadership fight. She urged Republicans to avoid a fatal lurch to extremes and called for a broad consensus on her successor. Ford praised her work and Carter began transition talks with Ford.
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Washington
Mary Louise Smith
GOP
White House
Ron Nelsen
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Republican National Committee
Smith
Nessen
Kansas
Domestic turkeys bred for taste outpace wilder relatives
In Equim Washington AP report to Thanksgiving, experts note farm turkeys are tastier but less intelligent than wild relatives once promoted as national bird by Franklin. Wild birds roam with other animals at Olympic Game Farm while domesticated toms live in climate controlled houses and face reproductive and disease issues.
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EQUIM
Wash
Benjamin Franklin
America
Olympic Game Farm
Marinho Correia
Correia
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Robert Townsley
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