O'Neill Set To Be House Speaker Amid Tight Leader Race
Washington AP report says Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill of Massachusetts is poised to become House speaker with Democrats electing a majority leader from four candidates. The field includes Rep. Philip Burton, Rep. Richard Bolling, Rep. Jim Wright, and Rep. John J. McFall, who faced scrutiny over a $4,000 payment from South Korean businessman Tongsun Park. Balloting proceeds by secret ballot with eliminations.
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Massachusetts
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John J. McFall
California
Tongsun Park
McFall
Ark
Burton
Dean
Tip O'Neill
Nursing home shooting in Puyallup leaves two dead
Police say a 40 year old nursing home patient shot two other patients to death and wounded a nurse before fatally shooting himself at Riverwood Care Center in Puyallup Washington. The motive and gun source remain unknown with identities not released. The nurse was in good condition at Tacoma General Hospital.
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Feminist Leader Says Carter Romance With Carter Cooling
National NOW president Karen DeCrow says the relationship between the feminist movement and President-elect Carter is cooling. She cautions that appointing Dunlop as Labor Secretary could trigger open clashes, noting his past opposition to affirmative action and his resignation from Ford’s cabinet.
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Carter
John T. Dutlap
Karen DeCrow
National Organization For Women
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Dunlop
United States
Tabor
Ford
Ms. DeCrow
Possible swine flu case suspected in Wisconsin
Wisconsin public health officials pursue confirmation after a Brodhead hog farm worker, Gen Harris, 23, showed throat culture indications of swine flu while a blood test in Green County was negative. Federal CDC observers review tests as more samples are tested and contacts are monitored. The worker has recovered and returned to work.
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William Schulz
Green County
University of Wisconsin
Schatz
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Schalz
Ft. Dix
Defector reveals details of new Soviet MIG25 warplane
Lt. Viktor Belenko, who defected to Japan last September, told CIA and Air Force experts about an advanced MIG25 with six missiles and a cannon, heavier and faster at low altitude than expected, while his personal background and current Langley stay are noted.
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U.S
Japan
Viktor J. Belenko
Virginia
Belenko
CIA
Air Force
United States
Langley Air Force Base
Williamsburg
U.S. Air Force
Langley
Yorktown
Coleman expected to rule against auto air bags
Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. is expected to decide against mandating air bags in new cars and likely to urge more testing. He may also push states to require belt use and weigh passive restraints versus airbags amid hearings on vehicle safety devices.
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Washington
Willian T. Coleman Jr
Tovay
General Motors
Local News Archive Text Clipped From Hagerstown Paper
Fragmented OCR shows notices and ads from Hagerstown Maryland with references to daily publication times, holidays, postage details, and Associated Press style lines. It mentions subscription rates and a range of dated events and disruptions, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Billy Carter Runs Against Plains Mayor in Local Election
In Plains Georgia Billy Carter faces Mayor A L Blanton in a tight mayoral bid just 36 days after his brother Jimmy Carter won the presidency. Billy, a air force retiree and parttime barber, campaigns amid tourist crowds and limited campaign funding.
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Republicans claim gains in South after Carter win
At a regional meeting in Atlanta, Yaula Unruh and other GOP leaders said they kept their congressional delegation and legislative races in the South despite Carter carrying the presidency. They urged a strong national chair who can appeal to blue collar voters and discussed Connally and Reagan as top contenders.
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Jimmy Carter
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Oklahoma
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Mississippi
Iman Clarke Reed
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Florida
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Shawe
White House
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