White House reverses birthday greeting age rule
Washington reports that the Carter administration quietly reverted to sending birthday greeting cards to citizens aged 100 or older after briefly raising the age threshold to 100. Officials cited miscalculation of public awareness and unclear policy communication as factors in the return to the former practice.
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Presidential greetings and security detail for Mrs Carter trip
The text describes outgoing presidential mail to graduates, a Rosalynn Carter graduation card from the President, and Secret Service involvement. It notes a bodyguard with Spanish knowledge accompanied the First Lady, with Richard Keiser and the White House detail joining early in the trip.
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Regents Budget At $280.5 Million For 1979
The Kansas Board of Regents approved operating budget requests for FY 1979 totaling 280.51 million, up 10.7 percent from 1978. Increases ranged from 9.1 percent at Kansas State University to 28.7 percent at Kansas Technical Institute. KU Medical Center is excluded. Capital improvements total 29.53 million, with specific allocations to KU, KSU, Wichita, Emporia, Pittsburg, Fort Hays, and the Tech Institute.
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