Carter gives Mondale lead role in electoral reform push
President Carter identifies Walter Mondale as the out front architect of reforms as he moves to involve the vice president in decision making. Mondale coordinates transition plans with aides and a high level group while emphasizing direct popular election as a path to reform. Carter and Mondale display strong personal compatibility and trust.
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Walter Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Mondale
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Birch Bayh
Indiana
Gerald Ford
Mondate
Washington
The Sunday Record Staff Editor and Management
The Sunday Record pages credit editor Joseph A Cooley and vice president general manager William J Bush for editorial direction and top-level operations.
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Joseph A. Cooley
William J. Bush
Troy native bishop Hubbard ordained for Albany Diocese
The 38 year old Reverend Howard James Hubbard of Troy becomes Bishop Hubbard in a solemn ceremony at Siena College Loudonville with 400000 Catholics in the Albany Diocese. He is the youngest American bishop and receives live TV coverage at 3 30 p m on WAST Channel 13.
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Troy
Howard James Hubbard
Albany
Father Hubbard
Hubbard
America
Siena College
Loudonville
Wast-Tv
Channel 13
United Way Mohawk-Hudson raises record funds at Troy dinner
Nearly 400 attendees filled Mario's Restaurant for the United Way of the Mohawk Hudson Area Inc annual meeting. Jean F Rowley led a campaign totaling 727978 dollars, the largest in 17 years, with volunteers and firms praised for backing a dinner funded privately. A special award honored Mrs Edward Kessler for voluntary service to community agencies.
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Troy
United Way of the
Mohawk - Hudson Area Inc
United Way
Jean F. Rowley
Marine Midland Bank
Rowley
Russell’s riles about lawyer specialization
A column argues for licensed lawyer specializations like doctors. It jokes that horse and pig theft would require two lawyers, and notes issues in divorce property settlements. It humorously suggests Clarence Darrow might be barred from the Scopes Monkey Trial under strict specializations.
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Clarence Darrow
Abzug critics urban crisis view in Tulane panel
The New Orleans event featured Bella Abzug debating urban problems and city life. The piece notes shifting American urbanization, suburban growth, and the dispersal of manufacturing beyond central cities, with examples from Cleveland to New England.
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Bella
New Orleans
Tulane University
Bella Abzug
Hempstead
Long Island
Edward Banfield
Cleveland Cavaliers
New York Nets
Detroit Lions
Pontiac
Michigan
Boston Patriots
New England Patriots
Foxboro
Mass
New York Giants
New Jersey
Ms. Abzug
The GI helmet evolves from steel to practical tool uses
The piece notes the U S Army's experimentation with lighter helmets and detachable shells for the GI steel helmet. It riffs on wartime improvisation by soldiers who repurposed helmets as egg containers, dinner vessels, water purification, and field gear, while recalling their utility for camping, hygiene, camouflage, and scrapping cosmoline.
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U.S
Quotations and remarks blend faith and humor in a clipped collage
A mosaic of inspirational lines from religious figures and thinkers mixed with wartime utilitarian jokes. It includes sayings from Dale Carnegie Jonathan Edwards Thomas Edison and Benjamin Franklin. It also recounts wartime helmet humor and quotes about jogging Cuba Zaire and U S policy plus a Meany critique of a wage proposal.
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Benjamin Franklin
Eula Weaver
Zaire
Angola
Castro
Cuba
William Grossman
Westport
Conn
the Palace
New York
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