Billy Carter Says His Wife Can Run Him His Business
Billy Carter asserts his wife is capable of running the peanut-shelling operation in Aholk ie North Carolina while he and the business keep up with travel and a North Carolina Virginia peanut trade show. The Plains team is described as primarily a beer drinking squad in spring training.
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Carter targets intelligence access reform in Congress
President Carter and Vice President Mondale pressed for shrinking committee access to CIA secrets as House leaders and Senates Intelligence panel leaders weighed consolidation. Speaker O Neill and Rep Zablocki signaled openness to a House intelligence panel while Inouye urged restraint on limiting access to a single committee. Carter also forecast energy policy moves and possible natural gas price deregulation.
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Carter to create Department of Energy consolidating 19 agencies
President Carter plans a Cabinet level Department of Energy to absorb programs from 19 agencies including FEA and ERDA and some Interior and other programs. He will submit the bill next week and possibly address Congress around April 20. The move, long urged in Congress, aims to unify U S energy policy under one department.
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Congress weighs tax cuts and stimulus plan split
Both houses favor tax reductions and increased federal spending to boost the economy. The Senate and House approve budget amendments for stimulus but differ on rebates, tax rates, and public works funding, with a plan totaling about 1 billion and targeting job programs and state aid.
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