Carter Aide Builds Public Image In White House
Gerald Rafshoon, brought in to mend President Carter's image, oversees new White House efforts focusing on Civil Service reform, budget cuts, inflation, and East West relations. Polls show mixed views, while changes include lesser paperwork for small businesses, a prime time press conference, and a new official portrait with a more presidential look.
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Many Schools Feel The Financial Pinch
A nationwide study shows tight taxpayers and falling enrollments drive school districts to fire teachers and trim curricula. Ohio officials report tough hiring, while California and Oregon face ballot-driven tax limits. nationwide data show a 7 percent drop in primary and secondary enrollment from 1971-72 to 1977-78.
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