New Energy Department Promised Under Carter Plan
The article discusses President Carter signing the bill to create a Department of Energy, aiming to centralize energy oversight with a 20 000 staff and a sizable budget. It notes uncertainty over red tape versus results and highlights James Schlesinger as the first secretary tasked with steering energy independence and reduced petroleum imports.
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Carter
Department of Energy
Washington
James Schlesinger
Paperwork burden eyed by Congress and staffers
A federal Commission on Federal Paperwork mocks up a one page hassle factor worksheet to rate forms. Members say Congress can curb red tape with proposed measures like paperwork impact statements and streamlined forms. The group notes over 200 suggestions saved about a billion dollars annually and urges action from Congress beyond its term.
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Roy Potts
Berryville
Ack Wood
Margaret Drive
Winchester
Elizabeth Wehr
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Federal Commission
Commission On Federal
Congress
Executive Branch
Consumers and
Labor
Main Street
Tom Steed
D Okla
Commission
Agriculture Department
Office of Management and
How far toward Orwellian 1984 In real estate case
James J. Kilpatrick argues in print that a proposed consent decree in Chicago would control thought. The US suit against the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers challenges a textbook and alleged anti minority housing practices under the Fair Housing Act of 1968.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
Mic
Inc
Chicago
U.S. District Court
United States
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
AIREA
Edward Levy
the Institute
Decree Targets Racial Content In Real Property Texts
Government suit accuses the Institute of Real Estate Appraisers of promoting race biased appraisal. A consent decree would remove improper language from the sixth edition and require new ethics emphasizing neutrality, with revisions to teaching material and seminars starting by September 5, 1978.
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AIREA
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
Justice
Orwell
Big Brother
Ministry of Truth
Department of Justice
Chicago
Carter's Wheat Belt Fallout Hits Ford Ticket in Kansas
In Hutchinson Kansas farmers blame the wheat embargo and Carter Mondale pledges for low support prices. They cite broken promises, rising costs, and loan refinancings as evidence Carter damaged Ford's risk in the wheat belt ahead of the next election.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Jimmy Carter
Midwest
Wheat Belt
Soviet Union
Gerald Ford
Robert Dole
Kansas
Ford
Carter-Mondale
Oklahoma
Ralph Krehbiel
Reno County
Carter
Lorado
Wesley Nunemaker
Washington
Agriculture Department
Fritz Mondale
Jerry Ford
Iowa Fairgrounds
Wichita
Mondale
KRFM
Mr. Carter
Congress
Walter Mondale
Earl Hayes
The
Kansas Association of
Max Deterding
Turon
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