Carter stresses staff loyalty after cabinet purge
President Carter told reporters at the White House that loyalty is essential in cabinet replacements and that the purge furor will fade within a week. He says he has chosen capable, loyal team players who will support his policies and work well with others, with a new emphasis on loyalty as a White House watchword. He plans a mixed conference schedule and hints at re election plans, while noting he shortened the pace after the Camp David summit.
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Carter Aide Hamilton Jordan Shapes Presidential Time
On Capitol Hill and in federal agencies Hamilton Jordan faces unpopularity yet retains President Carter's confidence. He now decides how the chief executive spends his days and schedules.
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Mental patient finally found help after release woes
Martha, a former patient of Western Reserve Psychiatric Habilitation Center, has endured three relocations in five months from a cousin, a friend, and even a junked car. Now with Nord Centers she receives care. About 100 Lorain County residents have faced similar fates among recent releases.
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Deinstitutionalization shifts patients from mental hospitals
Tone SOCIETY reports that many mental health patients are moved from state and city facilities to community care under a 1976 Ohio law. Doctors assess readiness for release and many families struggle with acceptance and aftercare needs, as Nord Center counselors note household disruption and stigma.
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Gas crisis hits Amish community in New Market Maryland
In New Market Maryland Amish residents cope with rising gasoline costs as car traffic drops and tourism slows. Ben Yoder notes the irony of car dependence in a community that favors horse and buggy transport. At the Amish Market near Charlotte Hall vendors report slower sales and fewer visitors due to fuel shortages.
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Seve Ballesteros Wins British Open in Thrilling Victory
Span in dramatic display raises arms to crowd after clinching the British Open on a Saturday. Page C1 features datebook crosswords and entertainment items alongside sports and channel listings.
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Tax dollars ease fear as four n-plants loom in New Jersey
In Lower Alloways Creek New Jersey a muskrat trapping town of 1800 sits on the Delaware River amid plans for four nuclear plants that would supply about a third of the state’s energy. One plant operates with two more by year end and two more in the mid 1980s. After the Three Mile Island incident a public meeting drew under 60 residents. Taxes paid by the utility transformed the town, funding services, schools, and a surplus of 21 million dollars, while locals joke they do not care how many plants as long as taxes stay down.
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