Word: jannings
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Intense Contest. The Senate showdown will come on Jan. 4, the day the 95th Congress convenes. The Democrats will select a successor to the retiring majority leader, Mike Mansfield of Montana, and the Republicans a new minority leader to replace retiring Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania...
...Inauguration planners headed by Washington Attorney Bardyl R. Tirana, 38, a Carter campaign aide. The object is to make the incoming President look more like a man of the people than did his immediate predecessors. Between 300,000 and 400,000 guests are to be invited to the Jan. 20 festivities-including virtually everybody who in any way helped Carter on his long march to victory. The prospect gives some cause for alarm (see page 10). But the Carter team hopes those who attend will have fun. There are plans to hold as many mass parties -at least...
Aside from the appeal pending on her federal bank robbery conviction, Patty is to be tried in Los Angeles on Jan. 10 on state charges stemming from the incident at Mel's Sporting Goods Store. She is also expected to testify against the Harrises during their trial on charges of kidnaping her. But all that is in the future. Last week Patty was home, and Randolph Hearst described the family's feelings very simply: "We're delighted." he said, "and she's glad to be back...
...that. That's going to require some additional study, and I don't want to be flip about it. I don't want to mislead anyone, but the work on it is well under way, and between now and Jan. 20 a lot of work will have been done with advisers, obviously, but also with people like Senator Russell Long and Congressman Al Ullman [respectively, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee]. I would guess that it would take several months of next year before we could come forward...
...growing amount of oil the nation imports from the Middle East. Administration officials also are concerned that a tough stand will cost the U.S. its diplomatic leverage with the Arab states. Such fears are in no way allayed by a California antiboycott law that goes into effect Jan. 1. Under it, all California corporations that cooperate in the boycott against Israel will be subject to prosecution. If found guilty, they could be fined up to $1 million and their managers imprisoned for as long as three years...