Suggested resolutions for Carter to engage the people
A column argues for a more open presidential approach with site visits to departments, regular press briefings, citizen question sessions, a White House conference on participation, inclusion of critics in meetings with special interest groups, televised Congress proceedings, and active citizen problem solving. It urges Carter to shed isolation and seek broad access to power, blessing a New Year with “advice, criticism and intimacy.”
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Coast Guard frees six vessels trapped in Great Lakes ice
Coast Guard units from the United States and Canada work to free six ships stuck in unusually thick Great Lakes ice amid a cold spell. Vessels reported by port authorities across northern Lake Michigan, the St Marys River, and Lake Erie. Coast Guard records show 248 aid requests since Dec 3, far above last year.
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U S travelers warned of killings in Mexico
AAA cites State Department information warning that travel in Sinaloa Mexico carries substantial risk due to several murders and many highway robberies of Americans since May. Incidents on International Hwy 15 near Culiacan include fatalities. two Americans reported missing. Mexican authorities boost patrols and border advisories.
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Adamson Trial Adds Saturdays to Sessions
Tucson Arizona UPI reports the John Adamson murder trial will run six days a week with Saturday sessions as the judge seeks an untainted jury. Last week seven prospective jurors were chosen from a pool of 37, forming a panel for 12 jurors and five alternates.
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Fires claim 45 U.S. lives and damage historic church
Fires across seven states killed at least 45 people during the New Year weekend and caused smoke damage to Boston's Old North Church. Chicago fatalities included two arson-suspect fires in Brookfield and a Northwest Side blaze. Victims were families and children, with multiple fatalities in residential fires.
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Miami hotel strike eyes private contracts signs
Union negotiators for striking Miami hotel workers say eight hotels may sign private contracts today while 35 others await a resolved guarantee of maid tips. Five hotels on Miami Beach and three on the mainland remain picketed as negotiations continue amid balked settlements.
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Lorain Banker Cam Pan a Joins Bank Board
Lorain businessman Patsie C Campana has been named to the Lorain National Bank board of directors. founder and owner of P C Campana Inc a steel industry firm in heavy electrical construction and metal fabrication, he serves in multiple industry and civic roles. He and his wife Dolores reside in Lorain.
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Wall Street Opens New Year Higher on Optimism
The Dow Jones industrials rose about one point with advancers ahead by roughly two to one among NYSE issues. Analysts linked early gains to renewed optimism about the economy following a late 1976 rally. In Hawaii, Honolulu reports the county begins 1977 identity fix with agencies to use new stationery, matching state and island names.
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