Carter talks tax, welfare and family policy in interview
President Carter discusses making it easier for families to stay together and for working mothers to balance jobs and childcare. He deflects on specifics of tax reform and school funding while praising expanded after school programs and noting no plan to move Amy to private school. He says homosexuality is not a threat to the family but opposes government efforts to enforce acceptance, and highlights pressures of political life on marriages.
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Carter
Amy
Florida
Washington
Guilford Democrats elect new state leadership and honors
Guilford erected three vice chairmen and 18 new members to the state Democratic Executive Committee. Betty Hinson won on a first ballot over Marceline Burton for first vice chairman and Ron Brunner and Christy Myatt were unopposed for second and third vice chairmen. Myatt was the only member of the county executive committee from last year who ran for re election, Janet Turner was reelected as party secretary and Charles Byrd was elected treasurer. Members of the Democratic party from High Point made a special presentation to outgoing Township Chairman Frank Wyatt. He was presented with a plaque recognizing his advocacy of good government and his work as township chairman for the past five years.
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Betty Hinson
Marceline Burton
Ron Brunner
Christy Myatt
Myatt
Jlanet Turner
Charles Byrd
Democratic Party
High Point
Frank Wyatt
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