Carter pursues cautious transition pace as Cabinet talks lag
Jimmy Carter moves to identify a full Cabinet slowly while staying at home in Plains and telephoning potential appointees. He has named Lady Powell as press secretary and plans to meet outgoing Ford later, with Mondale making several Plains trips to advance transition plans.
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Bergland Seen As Strong Contender For Carter Cabinet
Minnesotan Bergland emerges as leading candidate for agriculture secretary as Carter contemplates a cabinet with Mondale support. He runs a Roseau area family farm and advocates stronger farm export policy and higher farmer subsidies in forthcoming legislation.
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Inaugural Parade Invitees Set for 17000 Seats
Washington report notes about 17 000 persons will be invited to attend the Carter inauguration parade with a 25 dollar seating option for a solar heated reviewing stand near the White House. Governors will select entries to form a diverse parade lineup including bands floats and equestrian units.
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