President Carter and Amy design White House tree house
In Washington Carter says he and his daughter Amy have designed a tree house for the White House front yard. He promises reporters they will see it when finished. Amy is nine.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1977
Page
3
In Washington Carter says he and his daughter Amy have designed a tree house for the White House front yard. He promises reporters they will see it when finished. Amy is nine.
The Senate Finance Committee continues work on a 1.2 billion budget bill for the coming fiscal year. The House Ways and Means Committee backs a two cent per gallon gasoline tax, raising motorist costs. Debate on district school boards shifts toward popular elections. The Senate Judiciary Committee backs six additional family court judges beyond the 38 planned. The Sunset Bill faces completion as lawmakers seek to review agencies including the Public Service Commission Insurance Commission and Dairy Commission.
The federally funded GLEAMS program in the six county Upper Savannah region has closed due to lack of matching funds. Title XX covers 75 percent of costs, and A D Goodwin the Title XX coordinator says closure may push low income parents back onto welfare.
Norma Russell of Lexington County defends her controversial actions as necessary to expose favoritism and wrongdoing in state government. The 39 year old Republican targets ethics and salary decisions, faces objections from colleagues, and recalls a history of high profile clashes and a 6½ hour filibuster in 1976.
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