Carter Unearths Cautious Vision For a United Nation
In a 12 minute inaugural address Jimmy Carter projects a moderately conservative yet hopeful path. He urges a spirit of unity and shared sacrifice while balancing competency with boldness and a commitment to the old American dream. The crowd at the Capitol numbered about 150 000 as he set a cautious innovative course for his administration.
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Jimmy Carter
United States
Gerald Ford
Carter
Water Molecules Found in Nebula IC-133 By Bonn Scientists
Max Planck Institute researchers using a 108 foot radio telescope report possible water in Nebula IC-133, suggesting a link to life. The piece blends humor and science as it contemplates interstellar travel times and the impracticalities of reaching such distant targets.
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Max Planck Institute of Astronomy
Bonn
West Germany
Milky Way
Nebula
Nother
Economic Winds Stir Over Carter Economic Program
President Carter faces cross party critique of his stimulus plan as liberals call for bolder action and conservatives favor quicker recovery. Analysts note the administration may beef up the program if unemployment remains high, with macro and structural approaches debated among economists and industrial leaders.
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Washington
Carter
Walter W. Heller
Robert Lekachman
City University of New York
Ford
Charles L. Schultze
Ford Administration
Leckachman
Harper's
Schuutze
Schultze
Energy film moves region to support coal jobs
A Messenger letter urges view of a new 20 minute Department of Commerce documentary on U S energy, urging Ohio and coal miners to rally for using cheap sulfur coal and opposing EPA restrictions to protect 15 000 mining jobs. The writer calls for action in 1977 and asks miners to contact lawmakers and the governor.
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the Messenger
Energy
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
U.S.A
Pat Zielinski
Ohio University Learning Resources Center
Alden Library
Ohio University Energy Conservation Committee
Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
House
Rhodes
EPA
United States
Washington
Rhodes predicts model welfare department in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes says federal state probes of Medicaid and welfare will yield a model department in Ohio led by Richard L. Krabach who will also head education waste reduction. Rhodes notes savings of 40 million with potential 100 million more. Krabach has long served in cost control roles since the 1960s Little Hoover effort.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
United States
Rhodes
Richard L. Krabach
Krabach
Cost Control Council
Dick Krabach
Little Hoover Commission
112Th
Ohio General Assembly
House
Senate
GOP
Learn the Ropes for Carter Appointees in Washington
A veteran journalist humorously warns new Carter administration appointees about Washington norms. He jokes about freebies, leaks, hunting lodges, and the perils of social climbing, urging personal caution and daily record keeping, with gendered punchlines.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
South Korea
Seoul
Multi- National Co
The Pottstown Piping Band at the Inaugural Parade
Washington week feature recounts a tall tale of the Pottstown Piping Band led by Col. John P. McLousa. The eight players supposedly toured cities on main streets, drifted in winter snow, and vanished near Fifteenth and Penn, never to be found.
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House
Senate
110Th
General Assembly
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Washington
John McKelway
Washington Star
McKelway
Fifteenth
Penn
Pottstown
Col
John P. McLousa
Pennsylvania
Col. McLousa
Tis
Willard
Patent Office
Bartholdi
New Mexico
Pottstown Pipers
Scotland
Will Rogers on White House strain and women’s resilience
Will Rogers quips that the White House wears down hardy men but women seem to thrive on it. The remark reflects his humorous take on political life and public service from October 11, 1934.
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White House
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