Carter shifts from when to if for White House bid
SEATTLE AP Jimmy Carter, once promising to act “when” he became president, says he now sees a real chance to win the White House and has changed the word to “it” or “if” as his campaign progresses. He spoke after a California poll suggested he seemed egotistical to some voters.
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Ford nominations stack up in Senate as election nears
President Ford faces a backlog of 19 nominations awaiting Senate confirmation mainly for federal judgeships and regulatory posts. The Senate Public Works Committee rejected Longshore for a TVA vacancy, while critics say action is stalled until after the election.
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Geothermal Power: A Vast, Clean Energy Source
The World Almanac notes geothermal energy, heat from the earth, is a pollution free power source convertible to electricity with current tech. Development has lagged due to scarce venture capital and cheaper hydrocarbon fuels. Reserves are nearly limitless, mainly in western states.
Senate OKs 1 Billion For Postal Operations
The Senate approved a 1 billion subsidy for postal operations and barred further rate increases or service cuts until a postal problems study commission reports by Feb. 15, 1977. The measure, 79 to 9, moves to conference with the House amid White House coordination and looming budget debates.
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