Mondale Emerges as Key Carter Aide in White House
President Carter elevates Vice President Walter Mondale, emphasizing his insider status with daily meetings and access to policy discussions. Mondale portrays a trusted confidant, yet remains cautious not to overstep Carter’s circle, while Carter leans on Georgia allies for core support.
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Helen Thomas
United Press International
Washington
Carter
Walter Mondale
White House
Bert Lance
Georgia
Lyndon Johnson
Mondale
Minnesota
John Nance Garner
Franklin D. Rosevelt
Garner
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Harry Truman
Truman
United States
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Ike
John Kennedy
Kennedy
LBJ
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Fritz
Hospitals Computers Get Together By LeRoy Pope
NCR Corp of Dayton takes hospital internships seriously to bridge computer systems and medical practice. Staffers spend two weeks in wards operating rooms labs and offices then propose changes back to hospitals and Dayton. This hands on approach reveals life and death stakes behind data processing and the crucial need for fast accurate information in a hospital day.
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LeRoy Pope
United Press International
New York
NCR Corp
Dayton
Ohio
John Schroder
Medical Systems
NCR
International
Schroder
House Sneaks One By Pension Move Sparks Outcry
Washington report details a fast tracked House bill to boost retiree pensions by basing them on current salaries rather than the average of top years. The move, backed by leadership and opposed by some members, prompted a resolution demanding roll call votes for similar salary related measures.
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Gene Bernhardt
United Press International
Washington
Congress
House
Voice
Congressional Record
William Ford
D-Mich
Common Cause
Citizens
Senate
Dan’ Glickman
Kansas
Glickman
Andy Jacobs
D-Ind
Martha Keys
D-Kan
Australia’s Uranium Question sparks street clashes in Sydney
Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser faces violent protests as Liberal government pushes uranium mining and exports. Police clash with demonstrators at a New South Wales dock and near the University of Sydney. Union leaders demand a referendum while critics warn of long term nuclear waste and risk to future generations.
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Brian Dewhurst
United Press International
Sydney
Australia
Malcolm Fraser
Fraser
University of New South Wales
Price
London
Bob Hawke
Australian Council
House of Representatives
Hawke
Labor Party
Gough Whitlam
Whitlam Sai
Iceberg cruise dreams meet satire in Robert E Titanic concept
Washington columnist Dick West imagines Prince Mohammed Al Faisal of Saudi Arabia outfitting Antarctic icebergs with paddlewheels to sail to the Arabian Peninsula. The piece envisions luxury cruise fantasies aboard show bergs, players, and musicians, then a disastrous collision on the third night.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
Prince Mohammed al Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Antarctica
Arabian Peninsula
Faisal
Connecticut
Dorothy Hamill
Jerome Kern
Paul Robeson
Britain may see modest tax cuts this fall
London reports indicate Chancellor Denis Healey may unveil a mini budget in November aimed at aiding the lowest paid while resisting large tax cuts. Mosow notes Brezhnev could name a vice president candidate from among top Soviet leaders in the new constitution. Rome mentions Antonio Giolitti as a possible Italian president candidate. Bonn residents grow wary of Nazi revival rumors amid terrorism reports.
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United Press International
London
Denis Healey
Healey
International Monetary ‘Fund
Washington
Britain
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Andrei Kirilenko
Andrei Kulakov
Kirill Mazurov
Boxx
Rome
Italy
Antonio Giolitti
European Economic ‘Community
Giovanni Leone
Giolitti
Communist Party
Hew
Christian Democrats
Giulio Andreotti
Aldo Moro
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G.A. Troppman
W.L. Vestal
Hope
Kremkau
James Kerens
Mill Town
Mrs. Banner
T.J. Jackson
Fifth Street
The
Banner County Historical Society
Sandpoint Daily
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
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P.O. Box
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Herb Offermann
Frank Church
Russell
D.C
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Russell Senate
Washington, D.C
Rep
Steve Symms
Longworth House
Vladimir Shcerbitsky
Leningrad
Grigory Romanov
Bonn
West Germany
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