Inflation threat could challenge Carter early
Washington reports inflation may test Jimmy Carter early in his administration with rising wholesale prices, unemployment near 7.9 percent, and potential need for wage and price controls. Advisers note oil prices and policy options, including a possible conference with business, labor, and government leaders.
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Quality of Life Concerns Shape Public View in Survey
A Harris survey shows quality of life rising as a major political issue with 33 percent saying improvement, 44 percent worsening, and 13 percent unchanged. Curbing pollution, education, energy conservation, privacy, product safety, and safe working conditions top public priorities. Different regions and demographics express stronger concern about leaders' understanding of citizens’ needs.
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Reagan Eyes Party Revamp After Election Setback
Ronald Reagan signals active role in rebuilding the Republican Party after Carter’s win. He and aides see a conservative coalition map beyond the traditional East, with potential in Southern and Western states and backing from Schweiker for a ticket. Reagan plans pundit and speaking work likely to exceed 500000 dollars next year, while age prompts calls for younger leadership.
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Mayors push urban recovery plan to Carter aide
About 120 city leaders met with Carter aide Howard Samuels in Chicago to urge federal action to slow the flight of people and jobs from urban centers. They pressed for urban employment boosts, incentives for firms to hire, on the job training, and a development bank to fund city projects.
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