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Carter? Whether a Carter administration would lean left or right becomes more important when examining his sometimes conflicting statements on the issues. Carter says- he will maintain a strong military, while at the same time saying he would cut ^ IT ,-4? ? I ut'tcuac ajjciiuing. nuw auuiig ui nuw large a cut depends heavily upon which ideological direction he leans. There are also inherrent contradictions in Carter's economic policies. In his acceptance speech, Carter said, "And we intend to combine strong safeguards for consumers with minimal intrusions of government in our free economic system." If Mr. Carter has some secret plan for protecting consumers without thp iicp nf PoHorpI rodnlatinn he'd best unveil it soon. Similar conflicts exist with Carter's goal of achieving a balanced budget wnne at the same time increasing i W\\t% | Monday Night Studem Special j For *2" you get... j U.S. Choice Steak I Baked Potato or French Salad Bar Reservations Requestc ! I.D. 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M M J f 1U M1V A V/i O UV-II tJ VJl 11 U publications." Former Atlanta a huf Constitution Editor Reg Murphy said, majoi "I think he believes there's a con- staler spiracy in the newspaper business to and get things wrong." Such attitudes progr toward the press are frighteningly Its< reminiscent of the Nixon-Agnew war poor lion's f|eab Friday Night Is I DATE NIGHT (mnnl**< ni ... v r~ ~ Buy one dinner at regular and get second for Half Pi Fries (Doesn't include beverc desserts, or appetizers ? ? - >d Reservations Required Bring this Coupon and Studentor Faculty I.D. . ? Lton&JJl'LfL ? sixpak $3, six-pak $3, six-pak $1. six-pak $1, six-pak $ 1 a n I tui nace Jeer & Wine Center a Ave. ? hive Points 799-5413 ist the Fourth Estate. most vever, there does exist within rhscri iv Carter the potential for a truly ^ ^ nrPSlHpnt Hp ic a parofnl y i? ?-?" * ,w " v'u'v/,ui miiki r ;gist, as demonstrated by his those lievable ascendency to the from< jcratic nomination. He is ^ htful and flexible in his decision ig, seeking out input from as sources as possible, but strong determined in implementing The i decisions once they are borro led. Nothing exemplifies this novel 1*1 ii cieariy man me painstaKing ne sa; ss with which he selected his Presi< ng mate. negat with \ lea del uld Carter win the election, he isolati ring with him to Washington the your est majority of congressional andta >crats since 1964 when Lyndon ^ ;on defeated Barry Goldwater by *e electoral landslide. Such a rity would likely end the current It is nate existing hetwppn rnn^rpcc anH r 0 """'O* """ * the White House in enacting montt essive legislation. notvc jems Carter is a champion of the orient and oppressed, and he sounds depen !1 Class | POLICY Student rates $.15 per word. Non-students l \ . rates $.20 per word. All SAC funded my ) I organizations $.10 per word?IDT. Minimum charge $1.00. 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