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Carter described as work horse spending 75 to 80 hours weekly
A staff study of President Carter's first six weeks shows he averaged about 71 hours per week of work, with estimates suggesting 75 to 80 hours when including private study and uncounted times. The study notes more paper work and add on appointments than planned and outlines contingency time to ease the schedule.
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