Americans Divided Over Carter Leadership On Energy
A Princeton poll shows 44 percent approve of Carter handling the energy crisis, 39 percent disapprove, 17 percent have no opinion. Approval declined from 48 percent in March and 61 percent in February. About 28 percent say the program calls for not enough sacrifices, 32 percent say about right, 28 percent say too many. Only 38 percent view the energy situation as very serious, down from 41 percent before and 44 percent after a televised address.
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Worrier to traveler aid service America Calling starts in New Jersey
Worriers can keep in touch with home via America Calling a keep in touch service started by Bob Swan in Pompton Lakes New Jersey The system uses a code of three letters and two numbers to relay messages through the International Herald Tribune paging desk A daily Telex send at 1 pm delivers four days of messages to spouses parents or colleagues with confidentiality and lower cost than direct calls Swan says he handles three to sixteen messages a day serving US Canada and Taiwan clients including Harvard University Guidebook staff and other companies The service costs 22 dollars forty cents for three months and avoids long letter chains and ad delays by pre printing messages.
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