Carter's inaugural crowds face tight budgets and outdoor plans
Washington reports a People’s Inaugural as Jimmy Carter’s inauguration on January 20 draws about 300 000 attendees. Tickets cost 25 dollars for parade seats and 380 dollars for VIP access, with corporate donations capped. Hotels are booked, and many guests expect open air viewing, limited free events, and sleeping bag accommodations.
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Nixon Can Attend as Past President
PLAING Ga AP Former President Richard Nixon who has not been to Washington since his resignation in 1974 had a chance to return for Jimmy Carter's inauguration. Carter's press secretary Jody Powell said the Carter camp was following inquiries about invited guests and their spouses. In San Clemente California there was no response from Nixon staff when asked if Nixon would attend. Powell said the Carter staff had heard nothing from Nixon either.
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Jury selection opens in Longet Sabich case with Williams potential witness
In Aspen prosecutors may call singer Andy Williams to testify as six jurors are seated for Claudine Longet’s manslaughter trial over the Vladimir Sabich shooting. Longet faces up to 10 years and a $94,000 fine, while Williams absented after a brief appearance. Jury pool may shrink as challenges continue, with trial expected to last about a week.
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Nurses Report Accidental Deaths Tied to Doctors
A survey of 10 000 nurses found 43 percent had seen patient deaths they believed were caused accidentally by doctors. Fourteen percent had seen such deaths more than once, and 18 percent knew of deaths caused accidentally by nurses.
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FBI chief’s future still in doubt amid policy talk
Attorney General Bell offered no firm prediction on Clarence Kelley’s tenure as FBI director after meeting with Kelley and briefing reporters. Bell said any director changes would be made in consultation with President Carter, while asserting there may be no change. He also discussed busing as a desegregation tool, advocating neighborhood schools but acknowledging busing may be needed in some districts.
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Scottish immigrant looms as next UAW president
Douglas A. Fraser, a Glasgow born Scottish immigrant and former DeSoto stamping plant worker, emerges as the likely next president of the United Auto Workers union. At 60, Fraser has solid backing from the executive board and would lead 1.4 million members in a continued progressive social activist path established by Walter Reuther and continued by Leonard Woodcock. Fraser’s rise follows support from rivals who withdrew, his long UAW service, and his close ties to Reuther through CAP and GM Chrysler divisions, positioning him as a reformer with strong political ties in Michigan and the Democratic Party.
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Daily Atl Ad Riddled With Garbled Postal Details
A readible fragment notes payment of postage and rates, referencing weekly terms and a New Year and Memorial Day schedule. Mentions addresses, ZIP code 2170, and a statement about delivery and AP News coverage, reflecting a damaged OCR of a newspaper list.
Maryland Numbers Game Drawn No. 38
The Maryland Numbers Game drawing on Monday produced the winning number 38. No details on prizes or payouts are provided in the readable text.
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Maryland
Judge plans ruling on filmed executions at Huntsville prison
Federal Judge William Taylor indicated he would sign an order allowing electronic media access to the Huntsville Texas electric chair executions while prohibiting live television. Dallas public TV's Tony Garrett sought permission to film and interview inmates awaiting capital punishment, with AP and UPI as pool reporters. The execution date for Mark Millon Moore, 25, set for January 14, follows appeals still in progress. The U S Court of Appeals in New Orleans may hear the case on appeal.
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Frank and Jesse James Locked Up in Brick Township
Frank James aged 23 from Milford Delaware and his brother Jesse aged 36 from Lincoln Delaware were jailed after police questioned them about reports of antenna vandalism at a nearby shopping center. They face drunken and disorderly charges and interference with police with Frank also charged for marijuana possession. Bail set at $1000 each.
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Poisoned drinks kill two in Tokyo
Two people die after drinking poisoned soft drinks in a quiet Tokyo street. Police warn residents to discard any found drinks with caps on bottles. Akira Higaki a year old student collapsed in a telephone booth saying it was rotten and died. Miroshi Sugawara 41 was found dead with a soft drink beside him. Police search the area for more poisoned bottles and warn the public.
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Service listing for Air Cond and Netrig Equip Horn Service Agency Inc
Advertisement notes service offering for air conditioning and related equipment from Horn Service Agency Inc with a contact number 739 7600 and attorney reference.
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