Carter Says Foreign Trip Will Spotlight Energy Legislation Needs
President Carter said his six nation visit starting Thursday aims to dramatize the need for action on energy legislation and he has received private signs from congressional negotiators of a possible compromise. He stressed a fair bill that conserves energy and avoids harming the nation, while seeking passage early next year. He also discussed Middle East roles, SALT talks, and a Federal Reserve reshuffle naming G. William Miller to chair the Fed, with Burns remaining on the board if possible.
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Carter
White House
Poland
Iran
Saudi Arabia
France
Belgium
India
Middle East
U.S
Menahem Begin
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Begin
Burns
Miller
Conference Board
Heath Larry
National Association of Manufacturers
George Meany
Tourist seeks Gulfport tern hotspot after U.S. 90 drive
A visitor traveling along U S 90 in Gulfport asks locals for the best place to view the Most Terns. The request reflects interest in local birding along coastal routes and identified Gulfport as the likely site.
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Gulfport
Legal traffic stalls as Gulfport talks yield little
Two men were found dead at Harbor Oaks Apartments in Gautier from apparent gas heater suffocation. Jackson County Sheriff's investigators withheld identities pending kin notification and said the case remains under investigation.
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Harbor Oaks
Gautier
Jackson County
Mississippi lawmakers see no general tax hike in 1978 session
In a first of a legislative series, Mississippi legislators express confidence in the state's finances, saying they can avoid a broad tax increase in the 1978 session as fiscal health remains strong.
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Mississippi
Miller Named New Fed Chairman In Carter Move
President Carter announced replacement of Arthur Burns with G William Miller of Textron as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board for a four year term. Miller will become chairman if confirmed, earning 57500 a year. Burns praised the choice while staying on the board through 1984 if he remains.
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Washington
Carter
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
G. William Miller
New England
Burns
Miller
Textron Inc
Providence
R.I
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Senate
Textron
Central Bank
Dr. Burns
Endangered sandhill cranes gain acreage in Mississippi
Mississippi's 40 remaining endangered sandhill cranes move closer to a permanent home as 6,000 acres are added to a 26,000 acre critical habitat in south-central Jackson County. The Nature Conservancy bought 5,000 acres and donated 1,000 more from St. Regis Paper Co. for 3.775 million dollars, with the land later purchased by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The new tract joins the existing 2,596 acre refuge and includes breeding grounds for the colony.
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Mississippi
Jackson County
Nature Conservancy
St. Regis Paper Co
National Conservation Group
Conservancy
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Boxing club coach and assistant found guilty of exposure
Ed Fortenberry 40, chief organizer and coach, guilty of procuring for indecent exposure. Eleanor Fleming 40, club official, guilty of indecent exposure and simple assault. Fortenberry fined 500 dollars. Fleming fined 200 dollars on each count. Appeals planned to Harrison County Court.
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Long Beach
Raymond Hunter
Ed Fortenberry
West Beach Stingray
Eleanor Fleming
Fortenberry
Hunter
Boyce Holleman
Holleman
Fleming
Long Beach City
John Hoffman
Mrs. Fleming
Harrison County
Democratic Executive Committee
Stocks Little Changed Before Burns Replacement
The Dow Jones average closed at 829.70 after opening with a modest loss in a quiet session ahead of President Carter naming a new Federal Reserve chairman. The day also carried reports from Galveston of a grain elevator blast that killed at least 12, wounded 23, and left five missing as firefighters battled storage silo fires on the wharf.
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President Carter
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Galveston
Senior citizens program aids self worth says director
Cherie Arceneaux, director of a senior enrichment program, watches as Mary Davis paints. Arceneaux says the effort helps seniors feel capable and not ready to curl up and die.
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Cherie Arceneaux
Mary Davis
Weather outlook with slight rain chance this week
A break in sun with a slight chance of rain today, rising to likely showers Thursday and Friday. Temperatures rise into the 60s today as a warmer trend continues through the period. Map and details on Page D-8.
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Burns Out
Fed
By Frank Cormier
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Lee Miller
APA
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Atlanta
By Lloyd Gray
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van Chancellor
Red Rebels
Red Rebelettes
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