Carter Earns Poor Marks From Business Economists in New Orleans
President Carter received a damning report card from 3,000 economists at a New Orleans meeting. They labeled 5 key policy areas as poor or failure and criticized the administration for uncertainty about the future. Economists cited budget planning stress and weak problem handling, with high marks of disappointment in economic leadership.
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Voters split on liberal cures in AP-NBC poll
A AP NBC poll shows 31 percent see themselves more conservative while 58 percent rate the nation as more liberal. Democrats outnumber Republicans with independents rising, and primaries in Massachusetts and Minnesota spotlight discontent with liberal prescriptions.
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White House tree house guest cooks for Carter event
Washington AP Bill Sanderson, a local computer worker and barbecue hobbyist, spent a night in the White House tree house near the south lawn while preparing wood smoked pork and beef for an outdoor party for Amy Carter campaign workers and Congressional offspring. President Carter hosted a town meeting answering questions from citizens including a request about a second term and Israeli aid policy.
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