Carter Bids Us Farewell in Oval Office Speech
President Carter delivers a somber farewell from the Oval Office pledging to work for hostages’ freedom in Iran and to support Reagan. He emphasizes three lifelong tasks defending against nuclear threat promoting human rights and protecting the environment. He warns of an uneasy era ahead.
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Carter Leaves Deficit Budgets In 1982 Fight Ahead
Washington AP Carter hands Congress a 1982 budget of about 740 billion with a 12 percent spending rise and a near 30 billion deficit plus a 10 cent per gallon gas tax hike. Reagan vows to rewrite the plan and push tax cuts after taking office.
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