Carter bids farewell pledging world role and hostages effort
President Carter, in a somber farewell from the Oval Office, commits to a world citizen role and pledges support to Ronald Reagan. He highlights three tasks for posterity: preventing nuclear catastrophe, promoting human rights, and protecting the environment, while omitting economic concerns. He urges prayer for hostages in Iran and cautions about a difficult, tense era ahead.
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Carter’s lame duck budget heads to Congress
President Carter submits a deficit ridden budget of about 740 billion for 1982 with a 12 percent spending rise and a 30 billion deficit amid social program and military boosts. Reagan vows to rewrite it after becoming President with immediate tax cuts and defense boosts. Carter delays personal tax cuts to 1982 and proposes business tax cuts while reviving last year’s gasoline tax amid inflation.
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