Word: discussion
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Presidential Assistants Hamilton Jordan and Frank Moore (who is in charge Of congressional relations) enter the President's office at 9:45. They discuss the Administration's foreign aid request. "We're going to lose Africa," Carter says to Moore, "if we don't do something to help those poorer countries." Moore is instructed to tell Congress that "we've got to have some way to meet the challenge." On the subject of congressional recalcitrance over the $50 tax rebate, Moore tells the President: "[Senate Majority Leader Robert] Byrd called in four people yesterday...
...policy has been agreed upon at the meeting. The remaining 15% should be added the next day. The feeling in the White House is that they have a blockbuster on their hands. There is talk of a three-part presentation by the President next week: a fireside chat to discuss the need for a strong energy policy, a speech before a joint session of Congress to present the policy, and a full-dress press conference to explain it -all on national...
...cent. Guillermo Seco, a Manhattan physician, made a $35,000 investment through Holzer, who, he claims, sent him glowing earnings reports of the venture. But when it came time to collect his profits, he could not. He sued and won a court judgment of $181,018. Holzer declines to discuss details of precisely how her businesses work. But for Seco's complaint she has little regard: "With $35,000 invested, he already was getting back $180,000 in three years...
Dena B. Grossier '78, a member of the Women's Studies Committee, said yesterday the program will consist of a series of 14 dinners held at the Houses during the next three weeks. At each dinner one Radcliffe student will discuss a women's studies paper she has done recently...
...resolution did not discuss the issue of providing more resources for dealing with increased enrollment if the elite majors are opened, an issue which previous CUE meetings examined in great depth...