Carter aims for a new spirit as he assumes the presidency
UPI reports that Jimmy Carter of Plains Georgia enters the White House at the start of America’s third century with aims for a new spirit and core values. He is a liberal on social issues yet fiscally conservative, a perfectionist who plans a small accessible staff and a cabinet of technocrats. He emphasizes religion family and open outreach while pledging to balance the budget by 1980 and issue a Vietnam era amnesty early in his term.
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Advice a new board game democratizes chess
London psychologist Alick Elsthorn and his wife Sheila introduced Advice a board game that blends chess like strategy with a race to move pieces across the board. The game uses characters priests lawyers and psychiatrists to enact captures and progress.
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