Carter names White House staff without a chief
In Washington Carter unveils a four pronged White House staffing plan with a largely Georgian aide group and no designated chief of staff. Key appointees include Hamilton Jordan as political and administrative aide and Jody Powell as press secretary, with Watson and Elsenstat guiding domestic and legal policy.
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Mains
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Lop
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Powell
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Jordan
Stuart Fizensial
Carter Campaign
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Georgia
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Congress
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Atlanta
Margaret “Midge” Costanza
Rochester
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Hamilton Jordan
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Keneral
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Longet protests guilty verdict amid Aspen court drama
Claudine Longet, 24, proclaims innocence after being found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the March shooting of ski champ Vladimir Sabich. Sentencing set for January 1. max penalty two years and a $35,000 fine. Williams support, defense and prosecutors react as jury rejects felony manslaughter, citing uncertain punishment and prospects of appeal.
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Aspen
Charles Weedman
Las Vegas
Aspen Ans People Split Over Longet Verdict
Aspen residents react to Claudine Longet's criminally negligent homicide conviction in the shooting of pro skier Vladimir Spider Sabich. While many say she deserved prison time, others voice doubt or indifference as sentencing nears. The case centers on whether the death was accidental and Longet's role as a private figure in the mountain town.
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Colo
Jess
Claudine Longet
Miss Longet
Vladimir Spider Sabich
Sabick
Lowers
Addy Williams
Tawny
Loaget
Nain Street
Spidare
Brock rises from Senate defeat to GOP chairmanship
William Brock III, once defeated in Senate elections, has won the Republican National Committee chairmanship on the third ballot. A spokesman said Brock intends to seize a larger role on the national stage as he leads the GOP in the crowded race for the party’s top post.
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Senate
GOP
Washington
William Brock III
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Lion
Maryland Numbers Game winner and Brock takes GOP reins
Maryland lottery draws 973 as a backdrop to political upheaval. Brock, a former eight-term House member and six-term Senator, ascends to Republican National Committee leadership amid reshuffling sparked by Mary Louise Smith’s resignation. He edges out rivals with a nine vote margin to become national party co chair, signaling a contest between Brock and existing GOP officeholders for the party’s future direction.
The Daily Mail Local Notice Pricing and Address Info
The Daily Mail lists publication details and pricing for subscriptions with varied rates. It notes expenses for weekly and monthly terms and provides office addresses in Hagerstown Maryland and related postal codes.
Hotel workers in Miami Beach end three week strike
AP report says Maids bellhops and other hotel staff will return to work Monday after a three week stoppage at peak tourist season. About 360 of 5600 striking workers approved a new contract by voice vote, with added pay benefits tips and job protection while details remain undisclosed.
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Pinky Schillman
Dupont Plaza
Sheraton Four Ambassadors
Borat Country Club
Carillon
Doral
Deauville
Eden Roc
Shelborne
Beaa Rivage
Miami Beach
Fontainebleau
Ali seeks Beatles reunion for world charity show
Muhammad Ali tells the New York Daily News he is trying to reunite the Beatles for a benefit to fund feeding and bathing poor children worldwide. He envisions a $200 million effort to establish a permanent international relief agency. Spiros Anthony, Ali’s attorney, said the Beatles’ initial response was not very positive, though Ali remains confident.
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Muhamad Ali
New York Daily News
Aiso
All
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Courts Deny Delays on Gilmore Execution
Courts, including Utah judges and the governor, reject last minute stays as Gary Gilmore faces a firing squad. Appeals by death row attorneys were denied minutes before sunrise, with federal and state courts ruling against further delays. ACLU adviser Jinks Dabney voiced pessimism about the outcome but warned of additional motions. Gilmore, 36, would be the first U.S. inmate executed since 1947 for the July murder of motel clerk Bennie Bushnell.
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Gary Gilmore
Utah
Supreme Court
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Anderson
Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Gilmore
America
Jinks Dabney
ACLU
Bennie Bushnell
P Anderson
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