Inauguration of Jimmy Carter Marks New Era for U S
The piece reflects on Jimmy Carter's smooth inauguration as 39th president, noting unity and goodwill. It praises Carter and Mrs. Carter for walking aloud from the limousine, discusses his traits, and questions how he will work with Congress as inflation, unemployment, and the Russian threat loom.
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Battle over gas pipeline looms in U S
The winter crisis drives calls for a new all Alaska gas pipeline to the lower 48 with El Paso and Arctic Gas/Northwest proposing routes across Alaska and Canada while debates rage over funding private financing and federal help. The Carter administration faces decisions on routing pricing and public cost.
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Carter aims at bipartisan trust with activist foreign policy
Carter plans a two way detente with the Soviet Union and a strong allied push in NATO Europe and Japan. He will seek major diplomacy with Rhodesia and a concerted effort to halt nuclear proliferation, while stressing congressional cooperation and reducing military presence where possible. He seeks bipartisan partnership akin to Truman and Eisenhower.
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Carter aides map early diplomacy and policy signals
Washington notes detail Cyrus Vance’s Moscow trip to establish rapport with Brezhnev, while Carter aides tighten governance during the transition. Ford appointees report unease over leaked energy and nuclear papers, and officials worry about limousine use and expense reimbursements. Carter probes advisor input, with Schultze set to shape policy.
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Welfare spending soars in U S totals set record
Washington reports that total social welfare expenditures reached 440 billion dollars in fiscal 1976, with 36 percent funded by the federal government and a rapid rise in health and income maintenance programs. An anti-fraud drive reduced errors in one program from 16 to about 9 percent, saving 1.1 billion and removing about 490,000 ineligible recipients.
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