Carter popularity rises after election in Newsweek poll
Newsweek poll taken for Gallup shows 60 percent of respondents favor Jimmy Carter more now than on election day while 25 percent see him the same and 15 percent less. Voters expect reforms national health insurance and lower unemployment with no defense cut. Mondale is broadly approved for vice president and Carter’s pledge to aid New York City meets support.
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Ford holds amnesty and price controls decisions for last days
President Ford, vacationing in the Catoctin Mountains, plans urgent actions on Vietnam amnesty and lifting gasoline price controls in the final days of his term. White House aides say decisions will come in the next days as Carter pledges to pardon evaders and review deserter cases. Ford noted it is likely prices will be decontrolled before leaving office, with Congress having 15 days to veto.
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Inaugural Week Open Events For Public Guests
Washington snippets show hundreds of free events around the city for those not invited to the Carter inauguration. Weather forecast calls for chilly days with possible snow early in the week. Free public transport, open tours, and varied performances greet visitors amid official ceremonies.
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Califano selects woman press aide for public affairs
Secretary designates Aileen Shanahan of The New York Times Washington bureau as assistant secretary for public affairs in a move to boost media liaison at the waxed U.S. Health, Education and Welfare department.
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Latin presidents press Carter for rapid Panama Canal settlement
Seven Latin American leaders sent a personal message to President-elect Carter urging a speedy new canal treaty. A Costa Rican foreign minister envoy would hand the letter to Cyrus Vance, then report to Panama's Omar Torrijos. Key issues include phased transfer of control and guaranteed transit rights.
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Knee Injury After Auto Crash Linked to Back Pain
A knee injury from an auto crash may cause severe low back pain. Experts note pelvic twisting from impact can stress the spine, recommending spinal stress evaluation and gentle counter-stressing techniques. Ward Chiropractic Orthopedics offers a spine care class at 3335 7th St Long Beach.
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