Chicago factions forge post Daley power-sharing plan
After Daley's death factions in Chicago politics form a compromise. Alderman Bilandic would be acting mayor when the City Council meets, then not run in the special election. Wilson Frost would become Finance Committee chair and a vice mayor would be created for a Polish-American alderman. The plan aims to avert racial conflict amid shifting loyalty of black voters.
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Thomas Donovan
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Jesse Madison
Roman Pucinski
Jesse L. Jackson
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Edward Burke
William S. Singer
Edward V. Hanrahan
George W. Dunne
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Ford Reflects On Presidency And Hope For Carter
In a Barbara Walters interview at the White House Ford says his top achievement was reunifying a divided nation and his biggest disappointment was not turning the economy around quickly. He predicts Carter will face hard truths about keeping campaign promises and discusses the Mayaguez rescue, Sinai II talks, and his pardon of Nixon.
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U S Per Capita Income Ranks Sixth Worldwide in 1975
The World Bank reports the United States per capita income at 7060 dollars in 1975, dropping to sixth highest as Kuwait United Arab Emirates Qatar Switzerland and Sweden beat it. Denmark Canada Germany and Norway are near the US. Figures are preliminary and inflation impacts are not adjusted.
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409 Die on Highway During Christmas Weekend
The Associated Press reports 409 traffic deaths on U S roads from Thursday 6 p m to Sunday midnight during the Christmas weekend, below National Safety Council forecasts of 460 to 560. Midwest crashes contributed to the toll, while last year’s four day period yielded 397 deaths.
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Leaky lifeboats blamed in Egyptian ship sinking
Passengers say lifeboats leaked and firefighting gear failed as the Patra sank in the Red Sea. Nine missing, 481 aboard, many pilgrims returning from Mecca and Medina. Survivors cite holes in lifeboats and aging water hoses amid rescue by a Greek vessel.
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World Chess Champions Vary Across Nations
National champions often differ from a country’s overall best player. The article surveys top players from the U S Canada Cuba Mexico Australia New Zealand Hong Kong and Botswana and notes how big nations produce strong but not always supreme champions.
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World Chess Federation
Walter Shawn Browne
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Philippines
Robert Byrne
Lubomir Kavalek
Browne
Buddhist memorial marks Bangkok jet crash wreckage
In Bangkok a Buddhist monk led a memorial at the Egyptan jetliner wreckage as rescue teams continued pulling bodies from the textile factory hit by the Christmas Day crash. Officials count over 70 dead including 55 aboard the Boeing 707 and 18 factory workers one mile north of the airport. Japanese relatives arrive to identify remains.
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