Campbell to head LBJ School of Public Affairs at Texas
Syracuse University’s Dr. Alan K. Campbell will become dean of the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas, effective February 1. Campbell, Maxwell School dean since 1969 and SU faculty since 1961, has served as an adviser to President-elect Carter on urban affairs and plans to oversee the new Texas program while remaining active in Washington.
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Texas Post
SU Dean
LBJ School of Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Alan K. “Scotty” Campbell
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Texas
Austin
Syracuse
Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Jimmy Carter
Texas
Lorene Rogers
William Cannon
University of Chicago
LBJ
Maxwell
Washington
Carter
Civil Service
National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and
Hofstra College
Whitman College
Wayne University
Harvard
State Democratic Party
National Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental
HEW
National Science Foundation
UPS pact up for okay despite local rejection in Mass
Striking UPS workers in 73 locals vote on a proposed new contract with United Parcel Service as 18,000 workers across 15 states press the pace in a Christmas shipping crisis. Local 170 in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts rejected the package 282 to 100, citing job security and working conditions over the monetary raise.
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United Press International
United Parcel Service
Massachusetts
Washington
UPS
East
Midwest
U.S. Postal Service
Local 170
Shrewsbury
Mass
Robert Morrison
Kissinger calls NATO to stay strong against Soviet power
Kissinger warned NATO ministers that Soviet economic strength translates into military power and the West must match it. He urged detente but said Moscow accommodations cannot replace military security, and urged rejecting a Warsaw Pact freeze on nuclear use. Spain membership kept as option.
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Carl Hartman
Brussels
Belgium
Henry A. Kissinger
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
West
Kissinger
Moscow
Carter
America
Ford
Warsaw Pact
Spain
Folger's to Raise Wholesale Coffee Price by 20 Cents
SAN FRANCISCO AP Folger's will raise wholesale coffee by 20 cents to 2.88 a pound, with impact not expected for consumers until next year. Procter and Gamble division cited higher green bean costs as the cause while Capricorn Coffees noted supply disruptions from African turmoil and Brazil frost as drivers of rising prices.
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San Francisco
Folger
Procter and Gamble
Jim Hardcastle
Capricorn Coffees
Brazil
Angola
Uganda
Public flu shot clinics to end countywide effort
The county Health Department ends its swine flu immunization clinics Sunday and shifts to private groups to continue efforts. About 95,000 county residents have received shots. 75,000 doses remain unused. The aim is 60 percent coverage of roughly 330,000 adults, with private organizers supplying sites and volunteers while the health department provides vaccine and trained staff. Final public clinics occur Sunday at North Syracuse High School, Martin Luther King Elementary, and Manley Field House.
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Dan Haar
William Harris
Harris
Health Department
North Syracuse High School
Martin Luther King
Manley Field House
Spending cuts darken Detroit education scene
Detroit schools face declining education quality amid 5 percent budget cuts. 236,000 pupils use worn textbooks as teachers sweep classrooms. Vandalism and security concerns persist. high school reading and math scores lag national averages. Other districts in Oregon and Ohio shut programs after tax refusals. Administrators warn money shortages threaten education nationwide.
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Jonathan Wolman
Detroit
Oregon
Ohio
Chicago
Carter
Vincent Reed
Washington
Aaron Gordon
Fitzgerald
Assassination panel to spend 6.5 million
The House Committee on Assassinations votes to allocate 6.5 million dollars for the first full year of investigations into the murders of President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King. Chief counsel Richard Sprague calls any cut detrimental and says two years may suffice. Congress faces pressure as members question the budget before presenting it to the full House.
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David C. Martin Washington
House Committee On
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Richard A. Sprague
Sprague
Congress
Stewart McKinney
D-Conn
Warm Up Tomorrow With Snowfall and Traffic Delays
Snow totals 1.7 inches reported this morning after 2 a.m. wrecks and a tractortrailer jackknife blocked Route 1. Northern areas saw 6 to 8 inches as county and city crews rushed snow removal. Temperatures rise tomorrow to a high near 40 with a 60 percent chance of more snow tonight and a 40 percent chance of rain tomorrow.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Sheriff's Deputies
Camillus
7Th North Street
Engine Co. 8
S. Salina Street
DPW
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