Zeal tempered by money shapes new Congress and Carter era
As Carter takes office with Mondale as vice president and a Democratic House, Congress faces limited funding for far reaching programs. Budget constraints may stall national health insurance and welfare federalization, while efforts to stimulate the economy and curb spending dominate the start of the 5th Congress.
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Gow News to All of Us
A compact phrase delivers a casual, inclusive sign off style note. It captures a communal sense of shared information and local sentiment without citing specific events or individuals. The line invites collective attention and reflection on recent happenings.
CARES annual report highlights CARE contributions and aid
CARE reports over the past year donors contributed more than 35 million dollars with 19 million for the Food for Peace program. The organization delivered 1.97 dollars of aid per donor and supported 174 million in food, development and medical aid to 38 developing countries. Highlights include 3,859 low cost houses and 56 school kitchens alongside health centers and training of health workers through CARE MEDICO.
Shocker Sorensen as CIA chief sparks confirmation scrutiny
The Carter team names Ted Sorensen for CIA director, prompting questions about his draft refusal record and his role in the Chappaquiddick coverup. Hearings would probe his conscience on lethal actions and fit for a post demanding hardball covert work amid rival intelligence.
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Polycentric Communism and Democratic Governance Debate
A wide-ranging critique contrasts polycentric communism with democratic ideals, tracing historic splits from Tito to Rome and Geneva. It weighs how various regimes from Yugoslavia to Albania and North Korea differ in their authority and expansionist aims, and ponders how President Carter should respond to communist governments in France or Spain.
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