Haig Defends Watergate In Senate Confirmation Hearing
Washington AP Alexander M Haig Jr calls Watergate a stupid illegal abuse of power while saying he will not judge Nixon or Kissinger. He denies involvement admits no apology and faces a Senate confirmation vote after a fifth day of hearings. Other cabinet nominees face committee votes and interagency remarks on national policy.
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Carter extends temperature controls for nine months
President Carter lengthens mandatory temperature limits at workplaces and stores for nine more months, extending an 18 month program. Reagan, set to take office, could undo the action. aides offered no immediate plan.
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Reagan bids California farewell as he heads east
Ronald Reagan says goodbye to California as a private citizen and travels to Washington to await the start of his term as president elect. He vows to keep politics out of the Oval Office, return authority to local government, and visit the West often during his presidency, as President Carter's Air Force One ferries him to the capital.
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Carter to Deliver Farewell White House Address Tonight
President Carter prepares a 15 minute farewell speech from the White House focusing on human rights nuclear arms control and environmental issues. White House sources say he wrote much of it himself and will deliver live at 8 p.m. with a serious forward looking tone. A separate written State of the Union message to Congress will outline current issues and programs.
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