Charles Schultze Leads Economic Adviser Panel
Charles L. Schultze, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under Carter, earned a Maryland Ph.D. and served as Budget Director under Johnson. He later joined Brookings as a senior fellow. The CEA, founded in 1946, provides the President with analyses, advice, and forecasts to shape policy and explain it to Congress. Do you know what inflation is. Tuesday's answer notes the Derby theme song My Old Kentucky Home.
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J Johnson
Brookings Institution
Congress
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Gerald Ford
Ford
Jordan
Hamilton Jordan
Electric Autos Getting More Attention Now
CHICAGO AP Electric car interest surges as officials note slow adoption. Rep Mike McCormack cites $160 million energy bill and predicts battery cars limited to in town trips for years, with 90 percent of driving city based and potential future growth by the 21st century.
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Mike McCormack
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Detroit
Warning Label Move Targets Fluorocarbon Aerosols in FDA Action
The FDA and Consumer Product Safety Commission pursue warning labels on fluorocarbon propellants across food drug and cosmetic containers and regulated products. Pesticide and household items join the plan as EPA leads, with phase out discussions for non essential uses to follow.
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Weather snapshot Virginia and North Carolina outlook
Sunny breezy Virginia on Wednesday with highs 60s to 70s and fair night lows in the 40s to 50s. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and mountain afternoon showers with 70s to 80s. North Carolina stays mostly sunny Wednesday with 60s to 70s, clear night lows in the 40s, and partly cloudy Thursday. A Downtown Weather Log notes calm winds and a Wednesday high near 73.
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Hamilton Jordan Reflects On Carter's First 100 Days
Washington AP interviews Hamilton Jordan, Carter's top political aide, noting his cautious praise of the early administration. He cites 35 percent of top jobs still open, concerns over minority hiring, and a desire for more time to spread major policy moves like inflation, energy, dams, and the minimum wage. Jordan also defends Carter's leadership and cabinet rapport while humorously addressing a gossip column rumor about his underwear.
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New Hitch In White House Plans For Conference Of Rural Mayors
Shenandoah Iowa AP reports a new hurdle in arranging a national rural mayors conference with President Carter. Mayor David Childs and press secretary Hoover complain of communications gaps after a five point rural town agenda was sent to Carter and reportedly not received.
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David Childs
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Frank Voorde
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Tarver Elected AP Board Chairman in Reorganization
Jack W. Tarver publisher of the Atlanta Constitution and Journal was elected chairman of The Associated Press by the board. He succeeds Paul Milter who completes his third year as chairman. David R. Bradley is named first vice chairman and Frank Batten second vice chairman. New directors and management reappointments were announced at the AP meeting following the annual member gathering in Palm Springs.
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