Carter set to name Young and Schultze to top posts
President elect Carter is naming Rep. Andrew Young as U.N. ambassador and Charles Schultze as head of the Council of Economic Advisers. Joseph Califano is eyed for HEW chief, with Rep. Bergland named possible agriculture secretary. Carter to announce at 3:30 p.m. EST.
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Carter
Rep
Robert Bergland
D-Minn
Young
Schultze
U.N
Congress
U.N. Post
Spnnior
Brookings Institution
Council of Economic Advisers
DEA
Califano
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Vietnam
Watergate convict Hunt may get a holiday parole
The U S Parole Commission weighed granting E Howard Hunt a Christmas parole from federal prison at Eglin AFB Florida after a private review. Hunt, 58, has served about 2 1/2 years of a 30 months to eight year sentence for conspiracy burglary and wiretapping from the Watergate case, with Jan 10 as his parole eligibility. The panel also was to decide on David Sylvan Fine, 24, serving less than four months for a 1970 University of Wisconsin building bombing case.
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Hunt
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Watergate
Democratic National Committee
Jamaica votes Manley landslide lands pro socialist bold win
Jamaica swung left toward Prime Minister Michael Manley as the PNP won a commanding majority in the House of Representatives with about 60 seats to 6 for Edward Seaga's Jamaica Labour Party. Unofficial returns showed a large turnout and a closely split popular vote, with the PNP near 285,800 to 285,800 for the JLP, amid a violent campaign but a call for national unity.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Michael Manley
Tion
Jey
People’s National Party
PNP
Edward Seaga
Jamaica Bar Party
JLP
Manley
Commonwealth Island
Britain
Caribbean
Seaga
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Flemington High to stage How Santa Claus Came to Simpson's Creek
Flemington Senior students perform in a Bret Harte inspired three act play Sunday in the school gymnasium. Cast includes Cheryl Goodwin Beverly Turoczy Beth Mace Mark Striit Ralph Hooper Bob Pyle Kathy Mullans Debbie Musgrove and Bill Phillips with Joyce Hargreen and Randy Bradford narrating. Admission is 2 dollars for adults 1 dollar for students. proceeds fund the Senior Year Trip.
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Flemington
Flemington High School
Santa Claus
Simpson's Creek
Cheryl Goodwin
Beverly Turoczy
Beth Mace
Mark Stdiit
Ralph Hooper
Bob Pyle
Bob Biffle
Kathy Mullans
Debbie Musgrove
Bill Phillips
Joyce Hargreen
Debbie Benedum
Randy Bradford
Percy Biffle
Tina Mayle
Dennis Knotts
Virginia Brown
Cathy Campbell
Joy Lynch
Hospital Register Entries From Multiple Towns
Hospital admissions and discharges dated mid December 1976 list numerous individuals by town and street address including Grafton Independence Clarksburg and Bridgeport. Notable items include deaths at Bridgeport and Bartlett Funeral Home services with dates and locations. Names cover a broad regional roster with extensive residential details and funeral notices.
Mine bomber gets testing by doctor
John W. Ford 31 of Morganfield faces five federal counts for making and handling a bomb found in a Peabody Coal Co mine near Morganfield. Psychiatric testing ordered by U S District Judge James F Gordon at Springfield Missouri. Ford pleads innocent. Preliminary hearing set for January 17. Nearly 500 miners return to work after the device discovery and related suspensions.
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Louisville, Ky
U.S
James F. Gordon
John W. Ford
Morganfield
Federal Medical Center
Springfield
Owensboro
Ford
Peabody Coal Co
Carthage
Union County
Lee Roy Patterson
United Mine Workers’ International Executive Board
Oil price debates at OPEC meeting in Doha
OPEC leaders at the Doha price-fixing session expect Saudi Arabia to back an increase of up to ten percent from the current base price of 11.51 per barrel. They view Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani's six month delay proposal as a bargaining tactic by the conservative Saudi regime.
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Doha
Qatar
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
West
Minnie Belva DeLauder obituary in Grafton
Minnie Belva DeLauder 68 of Route 4 Grafton died December 15 at Broaddus Hospital Philippi after a lengthy illness. Born February 8, 1908 in Barbour County, she was daughter of Lloyd and Lona Bryan. Survived by six children, two stepchildren, one sister, 15 grandchildren, eight step-grandchildren and one great grandchild. preceded in death by a son, a brother, a sister and two grandchildren. She was a Protestant.
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Grafton
Minnie Belva DeLauder
Broaddus Hospital
Philippi
Barbour County
Lloyd and
Lona Phillips Bryan
Arthur Harris DeLauder
Junior McBee
Hubert DeLauder
Paul E. DeLauder
Charles Town
Richard D. DeLauder
Carl
Thelma) Snyder
Evelyn May
Frederick
Maryland
Thomas DeLauder
Smithburg
Odes (Delara) Bodkin
Hagerstown
Agnes Godwin
Gary
Indiana
Lawrence Keith
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Johnson
Sen
Henry Jackson
Dwash
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Plains
Jackson
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate Government Operations Committee
James R. Schlesinger
Old Atomic Energy Commission
Church of the Good Shepherd
Kenny Godwin
Phil Angelo
Taylor County
Chester Sinsel
Millers Rest
Hopemont
Lilly Corbin
W. Main St
Grafton City Hospital
Ollie Boyce
Blanche Duff
A.m. Cecil Taylor
A.m
Barb Lear
Mountaineer Greenhouse
Lucy Carpenter
Minnie Delauder
Springs Rest
Dora Wheeler
Etha Shaffer
West Virginia University Medical Center
Morgantown
Spruce St
Myrtle Brown
Hospital Register
Tee
Wwe Bay Ae
Dianna Rucker
W. Main
Ollie N. Boyce
Boyd St
Roger Wright
Rose Guseman
Carl Cline
Lillie Corbin
Harry Carr
Cecil Taylor
Walnut
Blanche Dali
Lena Saffle
Claude Kisamore
Clarksburg
Mabel Friddle
Thornton
Nellie Leyhe
Preston Memorial Hospital
Albright
Richard Elliott
Tammy Benson
Bessie Howell
Charles Wiles
Ivan Stiker
Downtown Division
Clarksburg Admissions
David Whitehair
Margaret Vargo
Mary Sturm
John Bitonti
Leslie Gaines
John Allesio
Edward Curotz
Charlotte Reynolds
Wallace
William Dennison
Salem
Beulah Rymer
James Pratt
Fay Barker
West Union
Halie Carder
Roy Lowther
Alonzo Custer
Shinnston
Doris McDonald
Sherman Rogers
Nutter Fort
Okey Kennedy
Anmoore
David Basnett
Bridgeport
Martha Freed
Weston
Elizabeth Droppelman
Farmington
Wayman Hutson
Lost Creek
Orie Hitt
Bristol
Naomi Utter
Cecil Price
Ancel Post
Doris Lawson
Alice Thompson
Tammy Barlow
Leslie Phillips
Laura Calhoun
William Thompson
David Simmons
Sutton
Anna Claypool
James Gilroy
ST. George
Helen Collins
Jane Lew
Anna Harris
Buckhannon
Doris Hinkle
Kasson
Elsie —Shingleton
Cline Delauder
Sherry Ward
Ira Freeman
John Exline
Rock Cave
Roy Smith
Morris Home Centers
Osage
W. VA
Arckdeacons
Eldorado
Garvin
J. Lee Evans Furniture Store
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