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Politics doubtfu By Jack Amtoi WASHINGTON ? In the privac has regained his composure. Our1 Ka rolqvoH onH w a v*UAVVI mm WIU AVKV11V, He was buoyed, they say, by hi small Kentucky coal town. His I also gave him an "A" for his lates The president has stated privat o? i? 1- A uic uustuiigs. ou nt; uiienus iu con over the heads of the Washington ^ But we get a different reading fi the president can disassociat establishment he used to badmoi his attacks on Congress will backf This worked for Harry Truma Republican Congress. Carter's < Congress. So the voters may deci< Congress. Carter's relations with Congresi press has reported. In the comin and 24 Democratic senators must one of them who wants Carter on t Some plan to issue statements president. Others will dramatize Carter proposals in Congress. Meanwhile, the lawmakers are power in the White House. Cab pushed into subordinate roles. 1 transferred to the White House sta This bypasses Congress, whi members but not White House aid in the cloakrooms about changing They want the president's senio approval ? if they're going to take \1 AnK IM TAPANI. Thio nocf >>>< ^ M. t * U t 1 kll I 1 IUO pUO I American institution ? major leaf coloration. The baseballs are r manufactured in Germany. The Rico and Taiwan. And some of the Now we have learned about anc will come at the Winter Olympic g The American athletes will be American-made uniforms from Le But all the non-competitive p< gatekeepers ? will be wearing ui lies a story. Spvpral vporc aan uihon T qItq 1 ~ j x/v? ft u TTUVll JLMAIW J the 1980 Winter Olympics, the orj garment manufacturers to outfit firms, in the words of one source,' This left the committee with no o abroad. A firm called "Asics," fr< couldn't be refused. It amounted tc and cash. In return, the Asics company wi uniforms. The advertising value sh On thp firct Hau nf tV-in nitrmnin. v.. uv v* VtlV V71J 111^/lCi officially open the games. The e v thanks to satellite television. And the logo of Asics of Osaka. WATCH ON WASTE: A few moi a little-known government agency water the plants in their offices. The agency had doled out t plant-care firm. Recently, Sen. find out how much other govei greening 0f their offices. During a three-year period, the s than $850,000 on the care and feec has now introduced legislation th their own ferns. HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTE job benefits, but they do not get sev Not one of the Cabinet secretai weeks ago got any goodbye mo Education and Welfare Secretary. Before he got his pink slip, one Califano's conference room was tc ordered $150,000 worth of new light When Califano heard how much i vetoed the purchase. Copyri Unh?d Fmiu T trotters ? Inmate desi through coi " To the Editor: I am a 30-year-old, white ma who finds himself in orison for th first time, surrounded by violent and the insanity of hardent personalities. I am totally without family c friends to help me return I society. f Therefore, I am turning to you i / hopes you will make my name an address avails tyleto your i^den il leaders 1 of Carter rson and Jo? Spear y of the Oval Office, President Carter White House sources say he appears to is recent reception in Bards town, the )octor of Imagery, Gerald Rafshoon, t press conference performance. ?ly that the road to re-election lies in unue nis poimcai piicn to tne people jlite. rom political leaders. They doubt that te himself from the Washington ith, but now heads. They also believe ire. in. But the late president assailed a )wn Democratic party now controls ie to elect a president who can handle I rnpanu/hilo aro mian utnrca tKon ...vMMffituv) V Vf VII nvt ov uiau UIC g year, 276 Democratic congressmen face the voters. We haven't talked to he ticket. disassociating themselves from the their independence by voting against ! grumbling over the realignment of inet members appear to have been "he real power seems to have been ff. ch can confirm or reject Cabinet les. Congressional leaders are talking the law. r airfpe tn ho Cllhio^t tf\ onnrtrnroinnr,! ? vunftiwoiv/.iai over Cabinet powers. April, we reported that a hallowed ?ue baseball ? had taken on a foreign nade in Haiti. Baseball shoes are gloves are made in Japan, Puerto uniforms come from Japan. ither blow to our national pride. This ;ames next year in Lake Placid, N.Y. dressed, patriotically enough, in vi Strauss and Company. irsonnel ? the guards, guides and * -J 11 ? niiui mo iiiouc in jtip<tii. /tnu uierein 3lacid was first named as the site of ganizing committee asked American the support personnel. But the U.S. 'showed little interest." ther choice; they had to go shopping )m Osaka, Japan, made an offer that ) a $1 million contribution in uniforms 11 be allowed to display its logo on the tould be worth a million bucks. s, for example, the torch runner will yes of the world will be upon him, he will be wearing a uniform bearing iths ago, we reported that officials in f had turned on the tax-dollar tap to housands of dollars to a private James Sasser, D-Tenn., decided to nment agencies are paying for the ienator found, 26 agencies spent more 15 - + H ? ~ ling 01 ineir plants. An angry Sasser at would force bureaucrats to water S: Federal bureaucrats enjoy a lot of 'erencepay. ies fired by President Carter a few ney ... Kudos for departed Health, Joseph Califano. i of his press aides had decided that k> aim tor television cameras and had s. it would cost to brighten his image, he Iflht. 1979 r* Syndicate, Inc. ftnonr!chm i J I I/M/OI "respondence I would like to correspond with je anyone who cares to find friend,e ship through correspondence. .e All responses will be answered. ;(j Race, age or sex is of no importance. Thank you. >r :o Robert Souder 152249 n P.O. Box 69 d London, Ohio 43140 I. 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