Carter seeks dollar recovery with pledges and diplomacy
President Carter sought to stabilize the dollar at a press club briefing, urging investment in the United States and reduced foreign oil use while warning against European market pressures. He addressed SALT, Africa policy, civil service reform, whistleblower protection, coal negotiations, and upcoming Middle East diplomacy, noting a 2.0020 mark dollar value in Europe.
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Somalia
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Cyrus Vance
Africa
Congress
Textron executive nominated to head Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee recommends G William Miller to replace Burns as Federal Reserve chairman. Miller, Textron Inc chairman, faces questions on economics experience and ongoing Textron investigations, with full Senate expected to vote on his confirmation. The panel split 14 to 1, mainly over Miller's qualifications and potential conflicts related to Textron subsidiaries.
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Senate Banking Committee
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Textron Inc
Arthur F. Burns
Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Federal Reserve
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Miller
Joseph McCarthy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ill
Federal Reserve System
Bell Helicopter
Iran
Imperial Air Force
Mohammad Khatami
Carter denies White House Etiquette Conference plans in Sin gles Bars
President Carter says there will be no White House Conference on Etiquette in Singles Bars. He dismisses a rumor sparked by a question at a National Press Club news conference, noting aide Hamilton Jordan’s long friendship and joking about amaretto and cream. He suggests perhaps peaches could be substituted in the future.
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Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
Frank A Ankofer
National Press Club
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