Carter signals Cabinet picks including first black housing head
President elect Carter plans to name two or three new aides at a news conference. Reported selections include Griffin Bell for attorney general, Juanita Kreps for a cabinet secretary post, Robert Bergland as agriculture secretary, and Newark mayor Kenneth Gibson as housing and urban development chief.
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Duke University
Juanita Kreps
Commerce and
Labor Departments
U.S
Robert Bergland
D-Minn
St. Paul
Newark
N.J
Kenneth Gibson
CBS News
Gibson
Carter
FBI
Bell
Carl J. Character
Cleveland
National Bar Association
Americus
Georgia
Rabin Likely to Resign as Coalition Splits in Israel
Israel’s papers and state radio predict Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin will resign soon after breaking with the National Religious party, trimming his Knesset majority and raising the chances of spring elections. The coalition collapse fuels a no confidence push, with Likud planning a new motion Tuesday and rebel NR party members signaling election momentum.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Labor Party
Carter
National
U.S. Fis
National Religious Party
National— Religious Party
Knesset
Independent
Liberal Party
Likud
Cather Ends Taylor County School Board Career
William L. Cather, president of the Taylor County School Board, will leave the board at month’s end after seven and a half years of service. A new president will be elected January 3 as Cather reflects on consolidation, Anna Jarvis Elementary, Flemington Elementary, and the vocational program near Grafton High. He commends Superintendent Ronald Dellinger and notes his surprise entry to public service eight years ago.
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Phil Angled
Grafton
Taylor County
William L. Cather
Cather
Flemington
Anna Jarvis
Flemington Elementary
Grafton High
Ronald Dellinger
Flemington High School
Alderson-Broaddus College
William Cather
Board of Education
Phil Angelo
Rockefeller Spent Record $2.8 Million in 1976 WV Campaign
Campaign filings show Jay Rockefeller spent a total of 2.803 million dollars for the 1976 West Virginia governor race, with nearly 2.5 million from his own money and a 420 thousand dollar loan repaid. The bulk went to a Charleston public relations firm, Canfield Miller & Associates, and allocations to 55 county party organizations.
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Charleston
W.va
Jay Rockefeller
Secretary of State
Rockefeller
Kanawha Banking & Trust Co
West Virginia
Kb&t
One National
Don Richardson
Russell Wehrle
Kenneth Dunn
Dunn
West
Canfield, Miller & Associates Inc
Robert Miller
Jack Canfield
Hulett C. Smith
Canfield
House of
Logan
McDowell
Marion
Guingo
Raleigh
Wayne
Logan County
State Committee
Multiple WV crashes injure woman and child near Masontown
A 15 month old and a woman were taken to WVU Medical Center after a two vehicle collision on Route 7 near Masontown at 2 45 p m Sunday. Norma Ellifritz of Reedsville hit a truck driven by Dewana Hicks. damages were $600 and $25 respectively. Hicks and her child were injured.
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Rt. 7
Masontown
West Virginia University Medical Center
Kingwood
Norma Ellifritz
Reedsville
Dewana Hicks
Ellifritz
Hicks
Philippi
Here
Lois Floyd
Flemington
James L. Lee
Buckhannon
Corinth
Roger Harndon
Darleen K. Knotts
Tunnelton
Harold E. Lewis
Harndon
Preston Memorial Hospital
Horseshoe Run
Oakley C. White, Jr
David Armentrout
Euclid
Ohio
Albright
Blake Pratt, Jr
Judy Miller
Pratt
Miller
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Noel
Grafton Middle School
Ron Dellinger
David Blair
Terior
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
U.S. District Court
Frank Johnson
Montgomery
Ala
Mrs. Kreps
Gloria Steinem
America
Defense
James Schlesinger
Theodore Sorensen
Kennedy
Schlesinger
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Sorensen
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Central Intelligence
Rabin May
Jay
Richardson
Jonety
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