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6/8/78 [1] Folder Citation: Collection: Office of Staff Secretary; Series: Presidential Files; Folder: 6/8/78 [1]; Container 80 To See Complete Finding Aid: http://www.jimmycarterlibrary.gov/library/findingaids/Staff_Secretary.pdf "· .·~., ' ' ' ~0 ~· '> .,· 'u ··~~·· ~-f -<: .,. )·. ~, ;: ·' ',. '.:;._ ,, ,, 'g. "I . ;:.,: ,, 0 ·,. ,,) tl,, .;;., ,, ') -·?: '' . 'FILE LOCAl'~lbN ·'' '' 1 •.• '' : ' car.ter . Pre~ideritial :Papers-St~££' Offic~s, .·•Off:f~e of;' thei Staff Sec.,~I?residentia1, HandVlriting,File 6/8/78, [l] Box'"90 · .· .. · ,' ; ' ,.:~ . .:',~".·•,.··· 1 q ., ~ -.,:;­ ' 'REST.RICTION CODES . • , ·;··: '•._l~r~ •• i ., ' . 'h ,, .: lA) . .CI.osed bY E~eeuti)le 0(der.. ·12356'govl!r~lng ~ccess.tq h(ltio·n~l. 5el=uritv informatio~. ,B (B) Closecl'bystatute or by the·agency\"!hlch origlna~ed'the·document. , . ·· . · · ~~- ~ (C) 'Cfosed in accordance with restrictionS contained ·in ·the•donor~s.deed ot gift. ·· , . :·' "•·, ' """· .,ilu."·-,1 ~!'TIONAL ARCHIVES AND R~c()RJ?SI AQ.~IN:Js~R:ATIP~;,!;,. 'c:_., ~1,.,_. 'll .• ._·• .. 0." J.' .,..,. :::.;:. ~ .. " •, - :. "'. ~ ... .f~i>J,' ~~ ,\ ' ~- ' ' THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE Thursday - June 8, 1978 j I' 8:00 Dr. Zbigniew Brzeiinski The Oval Office. 8:30 Meeting with Senate·Group/Greek-Turkey. (Mr. Frank Moore) ~ The Cabinet Room. 9:00 Mr. Frank Moore The dval O£fice. 9:10 Congressman Norman D. Dicks. (Mr. Frank Moore). (2 min.) The Oval Office·. 9:30 Mr. Robert McKinney, Chairman, Federal Home Loan ( 15 min.) Bank·Board/Announcement Regarding Community Investment Fund Program. (t-1r. Stuart Eizenstat) . The Rose Garden. 10:00 Mr. Jody Powell The Oval Office. 10:15 Greet Group of Democratic State Chairmen. (10 min.) (Mr. Tim Kraft) The Roosevelt Room. 11:00 Meeting with His Excellency Leopold Sedar (60 min.) Senghor, President of Senegal. (Dr. Zbigniew Brze~inski) The Oval Office and the Cabinet Room. 12:20 Mr. Robert Blake. (Dr. Peter Bourne) - Oval Office. ( 5 min.) 1.2:2 5 Drop-by "Summer on the White House Lawn" Picnic. (5 min.) The South Grounds. 12:30 Lunch with Mrs.Rosalynn Carter - The Oval Office. 1:30 Ms. Anne Wexler - The Oval Office. (10 min.) 5:45 Depart South Grounds via Motorcade en route El:-lington School, 35th and R Streets, N.W. 6:00 Closing Program - Ellington School for the Arts. 8:10 Return to the White House. 8:30 Drop-By Reception for the Democratic National Committee The East· Garden. (Business Suit) • THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON 6/8/78 Phi.l Wise received a phone cali saying, that. the approved meeting was no longer necessary. Problem was ironed out. He will tell the President in the morning. ,., ... '. SEGREf THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. 3.47-8 WASHINGTON . :MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRES I DENT June 7, 1978 I . FROM: Cyrus Vance 'I,::A:'J ·. ·.· 1·1 tl(·pfZ· Wv Michael Blumenthal W ·/ · Zbigniew Brzezinski 1;f, .. .· .. Henry Owen~ · • . SUBJECT: Action on Energy at. theSuiillllit ·we are seriously concerned-that the forthcoming Summit will be branded as a: failure unless you are in a posit~on to demonstrate forceful action on ene·rgy_o Such a failure would ero.de.. your position of world··leadership and damage your image. at home -- and would increase the risk of a: serious attack on the dollar~ The·· ingredients for a successful · Stimmi.t form a ''concerted. action" program:· German and Japanes·e actions to promote faster growth;. U oSo action on energy and inflat-ion; and· Others torefrain from protectionist measures a:nd, where appropriate-, s·timula:te more growth. It is .clear. from the preparatory meet:ings that if we and: the Germans deliver, the o·thers are likely to fa.:ll into line.o. Moreover, while there is some encouragement that Schmidtmay agree to seek Parliamentary approval for maj.or stimulus mea~~res·, his decision will be influenced heavilY by. what you can· say oil ·. enei:l~¥ and. inflation. There is . little more . to ·say. c:>n . inflation· .. at t ~s po~nt •. · On energy, Schm~d·t a:nd the others w1ll expact a pledge . of ac·tion by a specific, da~te.. · · To me.et these expectations and p.ut maximum pres·sure on Schmidt; we· believe you need to be. prepared to·: ::· Electrostatic Copy Made DECLASSIFIED . for Preservation Purposes . 0. 12356, Sec. 3.4 · I'ER ~ E Mtz_- ,.,._u_";fi.l-1'1- BV -~Fit:...... NARS~ DATE 1\akkU ·~ ·. ~ SECR:E'f --2 - Expres·s confidence that· Congress will approve the four hills which have been agreed upon by· the · conference committee;; Express hope that ~the Congress will approve ·COET .• -- It is no.t essential to specify at the Summit exac-tly what,_ .. ·actions you would take. The options of fees and/or quotas, and/or exerci-sing your authority nnder the Energy Policy and Conservation Act (and the questions . of their mix and phasing) would be open for determination after the Summi.t. ""This mat not e as strong as · Schmid·t would like. But it should be su ficient to give him the · "quid pro. quo" he· feels he needs to obtain domestic acceptance ·of a German stimulus package .. An~thing less would givehim the opportunity to assert that the u.. ·is not fulf:i.llin its res ansi~ bilities. and that or t at reason no agreement .on concerte . action" is possible. If we cannot promise action on energy and the Germans and- . ~ others· then holdback on growth, our balance of payments prospects will deteriorate and there is likely to. be a resurgenc_e of heavy pre·ssur;e on the dollar. Our Summit partners· are, at this· point, ··.··.prepared to accept u.s .. ac,tion on· energy and inflation·-- the· · ."fundamentals"-- as the right U.S. contribution.to greater . stability in inte~ational currency marke·.ts. If we cannot deliver on energy, this understanding will almost certainly come unglued •. If basic agreements can be r.eached in ·.the MTN prior to· .the Summit meeting,,. a Summit endorsement. would provide. a badly needed. ·i -· contribution to the total package. The British and French are . not likely to have much to .offer at.-the Summi.t beyond generalities on protectionism. But if we. and the Germans. fail to deliver, they are likely to expand their protectionist measures. Electrostatic Copy Made for Presentation Purposes 8ECR:E'f ...... ou _SECF:E:r -3- We recognize that the course of action reconnnended above has implications for the, energy legislation on the Hill and we have informed .Jim Schlesinger of our propo•salo .· Congres;sional consultation will be needed, and a separate memorandum will be sent·to you on this point;; In view of the impor.tance of this issue we .recommend that you meet with us and Jim prior to our leaving on 'Tuesday for the. · OECD meetings, in order to .arriJTe iiWk:)'decisiono . ...... · ~c&..- .. ____V""__ Approve ·meeting ______Disapprove meeting. Electrostatic Copy Made for Preservation Purposes -SECRET ~~~~~.~ ····;~~~...- If.• ....... '· ._$:.V· ;~;r . .... }'',J;, ' THE WHI·TE HOUSE WASHINGTON • ·. ·;'?!••.'•' t I 't ,"'1(~· ·., /o . :~~· . ·.~.· //4/IJ'/:f'~ J ~ Ji::! .{t~ .· . ~ ·-:1!;;.· : ·(:.~. _ ..::~~-. 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Dept. of •Recreation-----Community Based Program Flowers for the hostesses by----Your neighborhood Baroque Florist Supper for the Children provided by----Gino's, Burger King, Roy Rogers & Embassy Dairy Media Center---D. C. Public Schools Special thanks to the Ellington School of the Arts & Staqc Crew. 1. Heginald fitzc:;erald-Technkal consultant 2.
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  • The Seldom Scene Different Roads Mp3, Flac, Wma

    The Seldom Scene Different Roads Mp3, Flac, Wma

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  • Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} John Duffey's Bluegrass Life Featuring the Country Gentlemen Seldom Scene and Washington D.C

    Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} John Duffey's Bluegrass Life Featuring the Country Gentlemen Seldom Scene and Washington D.C

    Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} John Duffey's Bluegrass Life Featuring the Country Gentlemen Seldom Scene and Washington D.C. by Ste John Duffey's Bluegrass Life: Featuring the Country Gentlemen Seldom Scene and Washington D.C. by Stephen Moore. JOHN DUFFEY’S. BLUEGRASS LIFE: FEATURING THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN, SELDOM SCENE, AND WASHINGTON, D.C. By STEPHEN MOORE. and G.T. KEPLINGER. Foreword by TOM GRAY. John Duffey’s Bluegrass Life: Featuring The Country Gentlemen, Seldom Scene and Washington, DC i s the definitive biography of one of bluegrass music’s most important artists . Through his work as a founding member of two pioneering bands, John Duffey urbanized bluegrass and introduced it to a broad new audience. More than 50 rare or never-before-seen photographs—some by Carl Fleischhauer—and 82 contributors among John's fellow players, friends, and family help create a fascinating portrait of the complex, iconoclastic entertainer. The book’s narrative is supplemented with a 43-page Duffey Discography that provides track listings, recording dates, producers, composers, and musicians for every song recorded by Duffey . Washington Post: 7/30/19 : Remembering John Duffey Bluegrass Unlimited: 10/1/19 Review. John Duffey’s Bluegrass Life: Featuring the Country Gentlemen, Seldom Scene, and Washington DC. John Duffey is one of the biggest characters in the 70-year history of bluegrass music, larger than life; physically imposing with a voice that covers the whole range required for the four standard vocal parts, and a style of mandolin playing all his own. He even had a mandolin all his own; the hand-built wing-shaped “duck.” Stephen Moore and co-author G.T.