Carter bids farewell with three hopes for world peace
President Carter in his Oval Office address urged control and reduction of nuclear dangers, wise resource use, and a human rights victory while promising staunch defense of national strength. He avoided SALT II appeals and offered no specific post presidency agenda, planning to exit with Camp David plans.
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Dog lady leaves car to return home with dogs
In Jackson, Lela Sheward, 62, who lived in a station wagon with 20 dogs for eight months, has moved back into her frame house aided by about 400 dollars in nationwide donations. She faced a gas pipe break, utility delays, and mortgage arrears totaling 96 dollars monthly, with no water yet but expected soon.
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Haig and Donovan near Reagan Cabinet posts after hearings
In five days of Senate Foreign Relations and Labor and Human Resources hearings, Alexander Haig and Raymond Donovan won recommendations for secretary of state and labor respectively. Final Senate confirmation awaits Reagan’s inauguration. Chi ld ren
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Revenue sharing adds color to Elyria money picture
Mrs. Renner told council's finance committee that federal revenue sharing funds will be used to pay part of police and fire supervisors salaries, easing the burden on Elyria's general fund. The money, approved late 1980, will free about 345000 in temporary appropriations but is not enough to end austerity programs. The city also reported 115000 in unencumbered capital improvement funds carried over from 1980.
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Florida freezes hit oranges as crime rate rises and wildlife dies
The Florida cold snap froze oranges and killed sea turtles while boosting Miami crime statistics briefly. Officials note substantial crop damage with 17 20 percent of fruit wiped out and orange juice prices rising. Florida Citrus Mutual cites widespread damage from Daytona Beach to Lake County.
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In 1966 Ronald Reagan campaigned to clean up Berkeley amid the free speech era and antiwar sentiment while proposing tuition moves and budget cuts. He faced campus protests and even a hanging in effigy, yet boosted state scholarships and loans, expanding access as UC funding lagged but rose with enrollment. He also supported the CSU and community colleges, and his welfare stance shaped his final years in Sacramento.
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