Inaugural events offer free public celebration in Washington
Washington gears up for Carter inauguration with hundreds of free events starting Jan 18. Highlights include a mall fireworks opening, Smithsonian museum concerts, a world’s biggest square dance in Union Station, free Kennedy Center symphonies, and tours of D C sites. About 50,000 expected. White House visits not allowed.
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Sherrill Milnes
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Virgina
Andrew Jackson
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Voters Keep Mayor in Garden City Recall Fault Lines Narrow
In Garden City Idaho voters chose to retain Mayor Hay Eid 187 to 184 amid a seven year council feud and to recall Councilwoman Margaret Mockwitz 215 to 157. Total turnout at the single polling place was 392. Eid plans a special meeting to name a temporary successor until the November council election.
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West Point Reinstatement for Cadets Tied to Cheating Scandal
Secretary Martin Hoffman announced cadets dismissed or resigned for a takehome electronics cheating case will be readmitted after screening by a special readmissions panel. Reforms include possible lighter sanctions and added options under the honor code, with Lt Gen Sidney Bern to be replaced as superintendent.
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Washington Captams
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West Points
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Hoffman
Academy
West Port
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Post Office Seeks Public Comment on Mail Delivery and Rates
Washington based Postal Commission seeks public input on cutting deliveries to three per week and raising stamps to 25 cents within eight years. It weighs funding options, including taxes or service cuts, amid a shift to electronic money transfers and ongoing rate debates.
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Three Marine Klansmen Return To Base
Three marine Ku Klux Klan members surrendered to authorities after failing to appear at hearings into a barracks assault by black marines. Dennis Campbell Jr. and Ronnie Harper were among those who left unauthorized. they returned to CAMP PENDLETON California.
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San Diego
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Automakers Trim Production Amid December Sales Outlook
Domestic automakers cut about 47000 January production units to curb small-car inventories as GM announces 200 layoffs at its Pontiac truck plant. December sales projections hint at a rebound, with Ward's Stark predicting a 15 percent rise over last year and a potential end to cutbacks if trends persist.
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