Carter names Califano Schlesinger Sorensen to key posts
President elect Carter completes his cabinet by naming Joseph Califano Jr to head HEW and appointing James Schlesinger to coordinate energy policy while Theodore Sorensen becomes CIA director. He hints at creating a Department of Energy and outlines energy priorities.
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Johnson
Schlesinger
Sorensen
Carter
Department of Energy
Carr Eeoit Howes DE
Department All Energy
Califorio
HEW
People's Department
Califano
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Executive Committee
Local Attorney Touted as U.S. Solicitor General Pick
John P. Frank, a 59 year old local attorney, is under serious consideration by President-elect Carter for the post of U.S. Solicitor General. Senator Alfredo Gutierrez confirms the talks while noting no invite has been issued. The solicitor general ranks second in the Justice Department behind the attorney general.
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John P. Frank
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Carter
Alfredo Gutierrez
D-Dist
Arizona
Frank
Gutierrez
Atlanta
Justice Department
Testimony Challenges Murder Suspect in Desert Slayings
Linda Primrose 18 testified that she rode with four others to a desert site on May 23, 1962 and saw a man named Chico shoot Timothy J. McKillop and Joyce Sterrenberg. Det. Sgt. Thomas Hakes recounted Primrose’s statements amid evidentiary objections as the William Macumber case moved through defense testimony.
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Chris Shuey
Linda Primrose
Timothy J. McKillop
Joyce Sterrenberg
Sheriff's Department
William Macumber
Thomas Hakes
Primrose
Linda Chavez
Phoenix
Desert
Ernie Salazar
Chico
Hakes
Maricopa County
Sterrenberg
Larry Turoff
Robert J. Corcoran
Turoff
Bedford Douglass
Sakizar
Scottsdale Road
Bell (Road
Ernie
Chavez
Scottsdale Road project extends deadline no fines imposed
Bentson Contracting will not be fined for exceeding the Scottsdale Road completion deadline after two extensions totaling 30 working days, moving the final date to November 24. ADOT officials cited grounds for over 40 days of extensions due to strikes, relocations, rain, and redesigns as the reason no penalties applied.
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Bentson Contracting Co
Scottsdale
Arizona Department of Transportation
ADOT
Bentson
Osborn and
Indian Schools
Rolland Watson
Watson
Desert Shadows Middle School as Scottsdale compares plans
Desert Shadows Middle School in Paradise Valley serves grades six through eight with about 1,000 students, offering 30 electives and small groups for slow and accelerated learners. Officials cite expanded offerings, counselors, a psychologist, and facilities tailored to older students as advantages.
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Bonnie Foster
Scottsdale
Desert Shadows Middle School
Paradise Valley
Ingleside
Arcadia
James Gleason
Desert Shadows
Gleason
Jean Patterson
Patterson
Beth Koehnemann
Bethlehem prepares for Christmas Eve crowd in Manger Square
In Bethlehem, young priests polish lamps inside the Church of the Nativity while Israeli soldiers set up barricades and booths outside. The city expects about 20 000 people to attend the Christmas Eve celebration in the birthplace of Christ.
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Bethlehem
West Bank
Manger Square
Christ
Rhodesia's Civil War Expands into Botswana Border
In Johannesburg the conflict between Rhodesia's white minority regime and black nationalist guerrillas spreads as Rhodesian forces launch campaigns in southwest Rhodesia near the Botswana border. Botswana accuses repeated cross-border raids. Portillo's land policy stance and Mexico's Sonora reform are noted. Dr. Harold Brown urges U S Soviet arms talks to curb both weapons and tech under SALT.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Botswana
Rhodesia
Washington
Harold Brown
Carter
Story
CIA Knew ITT Executive Would Lie Before Senate Panel
The CIA anticipated that an ITT Corp executive would give false testimony about his ties to the agency during a Senate subcommittee hearing on U.S. actions in Chile.
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Washington
CIA
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Spy
Senate
U.S
Chile
Increasing high clouds with mild temps ahead
Forecast calls for more high cloudiness today with fair conditions tonight and Friday. Expect little temperature change as highs reach the mid-60s and overnight lows hover near 40 degrees.
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Trea Turney
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Scottsdale Road Project
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Portillo
Mexico City
Jose Lopez Portillo
Interior Ministry
Mexico
Sonora
Jesus Reyes Heroles
Brown