Inaugural Week Offers Wide Range Of Public Events
Washington prepares five days of free events as Carter becomes the 39th president. Attendance requires invitations for major moments, with 100000 seats, and $25 tickets for inaugural balls. The week features concerts, dances, viewings, and museum openings, all funded by an inaugural committee budgeting about $500000 for public events.
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National Visitors Center
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Levi denies Micronesia wiretap approval and praises Kelley
Attorney general Edward H. Levi on NBC Meet the Press denied reports that the Justice Department approved wiretaps on Micronesia delegates. He praised FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley, cited a shift toward reform at the CIA, and said the FBI and CIA probes continue with no public judgments yet. Levi declined to discuss ongoing investigations and noted changes in consultations, while backing Griffin Bell as his successor and voicing stance on capital punishment and crime deterrence.
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Nader criticizes Carter picks. backs some cabinet choices
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader said he discussed possible Carter cabinet posts but mostly disapproved of the final slate. He praised F Ray Marshall, Joseph Califano, and Bob Bergland while faulting James Schlesinger and W Michael Blumenthal for energy, secrecy, and banking ties. He stressed his outsider stance and willingness to offer outside views.
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NAACP chief disappointed by single black cabinet pick
NAACP executive director designate Benjamin L. Hooks said Carter’s choice of only one black for the cabinet is disappointing but he expects many blacks to be named to sub cabinet posts. He also criticized selection of Griffin Bell as attorney general and pledged to scrutinize his civil rights record before supporting or opposing him. Hooks urged blacks to join in boycotts of exclusionary clubs and called for broader progress on welfare and jobs alongside civil rights.
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