Carter aides face social scrutiny in Washington society
Washington social arbiters say President Carter and his aides fail to hobnob enough with influential outsiders. Critics note Carter’s inner circle dresses casually and avoids the Georgetown party circuit, though some aides defend the approach as enhancing focus on policy and family life. President Carter rarely hosts private dinners, while the staff occasionally attends events, with Jody Powell remarking on past parties and Lance’s resignation amid controversy. The social scene remains a point of public interest as Carter aides weigh the benefits of social engagement against political risk.
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Yale appoints A Bartlett Giamatti Yale’s new president
A Bartlett Giamatti a 39 year old literary scholar author and baseball fan is named the 11th president of Yale University youngest in the Ivy League. He takes office June 30 succeeding Kingman Brewster Jr who became US ambassador to Great Britain.
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Massive California Winds Kill Five Across Southland
Ferocious winds up to 100 mph battered Southern California from the San Joaquin Valley to the Mexican border. Roads were shut, a Coast Guard cutter retreated after damage, and wildfires burned near Camp Pendleton. Five people confirmed dead, including a base commander, with trucks halted along I-5 and debris-blanketed highways.
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Publisher’s wife paralyzed after Reno accident
Publisher William Loeb of the Manchester Union Leader said his wife Nackey Scripps Loeb was paralyzed from the waist down after an auto crash near Reno Nevada Saturday night. She is breathing with a respirator and cannot speak while in Washoe Medical Center. Loeb, 72, had cuts and bruises and is reported in satisfactory condition and improving.
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Yale furloughs for Watergate figures Haldeman and Mitchell
Washington reports Christmas season furloughs for Watergate figures John Mitchell and H R Haldeman. Mitchell will leave Maxwell Air Force Base Alabama after Christmas for hip surgery evaluation by private physicians. Haldeman is to be released from Lompoc California to spend five days with his family over Christmas.
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U.S. weighs threat of Soviet influenza
UPI reporting from Washington shows HEW Secretary Joseph Califano and CDC officials assessing a fast moving influenza outbreak in the Soviet Union. Officials expect up to 39 million Soviet residents may be affected while no deaths are yet reported. Public hearings possible to discuss U.S. responses. no decisions at tomorrow’s meeting.
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Eight year old girl awarded damages in car crash case
London. High Court awarded Jacqueline Usher $72,000 for brain injuries from a July 1972 crash. Judge ruled the accident changed her personality causing hyperactivity violence and disruption, calling the child horrid in ruling.
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Lance sells 60 percent of National Bank of Georgia stock
Bert Lance sells 60 percent of his NBG stock to Ghaith Pharaon of Jeddah for 2,409,200 dollars, netting a profit of 361,380 dollars. If Pharaon proceeds with full ownership, Lance could return as bank chairman. The move aims to ease Lance's heavy debt obligations from previous banking ventures and support his status in Carter-era finances.
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Swedish actress Ekberg robbed at gunpoint in Rome villa
Swedish actress Anita Ekberg was bound and robbed yesterday by masked gunmen who forced entry to her suburban Rome home. Police report says they escaped with cash jewels and fur coats. she was alone at the time.
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