Carter vows budget without cuts to Social Security and Medicare
President Carter pledged no reductions to Social Security Medicare meals on wheels and federally aided housing construction while outlining a budget plan to Congress. Speaking at a White House Conference on Aging and with Democratic lawmakers he stressed competence love and compassion as core themes. He promised to send details of a balanced federal budget within days and noted optimism about winning in November.
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Kennedy still aims for Democratic nomination with delegate hurdle
Kennedy can win the Democratic nomination but faces long odds needing cooperation from Carter delegates. Carter leads with 747.5 to Kennedy 399.5, with 1,666 total delegates. 60 percent of remaining delegates required, possible in California New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania and the Southwest and Michigan area where Kennedy has limited footing.
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Proxmire awards Golden Fleece to NIMH over smiling study
Sen William Proxmire assigned the Golden Fleece to the National Institute of Mental Health for a 75 000 grant study on verbal and nonverbal cues in deception observing expenses for photographing bowling hockey watching street scenes. He notes only 1325 dollars in salaries and expenses were reported for those activities, with broader costs for videotape recorders cameras lenses tripods and monitors.
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