• The Carter administration rushed in with loan guarantees to keep Chrysler out of bankruptcy.

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  • Mondale was vice president during the Carter administration and served as a senator from Minnesota from 1964 to 1976.

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  • Federal research dollars for study of solar power dwindled after the Carter administration, and oil became cheap and plentiful again.

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  • Philip Heymann served in high-ranking Justice Department jobs in the Carter administration, when FISA was passed, and in the Clinton administration.

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  • The Carter Administration, in contrast, thought the Shah an obsolete, expendable figure.

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  • He also thought the Carter Administration was being too soft on the Soviets, although he did not say as much to his American hosts.

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  • No U.S. nuclear power plants use MOX, stemming from a 1977 ban by the Carter Administration on reprocessing uranium for domestic nuclear power.

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  • Mr. Alexander grew up in Washington and his father, Clifford, was the first African-American to serve as secretary of the U.S. Army during the Carter administration.

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  • John O'Neill, a Houston lawyer who co-founded Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, said that Mr. Perry's activism had its roots in the Carter administration of the 1970s.

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  • During the Carter administration he was appointed to the Committee for the Preservation of the White House and served as Chairman of the White House Preservation Fund.

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  • In the nineteen-seventies, Schlosstein worked on Capitol Hill as an economist before joining the Carter Administration, in which he served at the Treasury and the White House.

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  • Mr. Enthoven's ideas won some support in the Carter administration.

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  • Carter Administration officials originally made relief for equity a cornerstone of their tax reform proposals, says Washington lawyer Donald Lubick, a former top Treasury official who worked on them.

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  • But he concedes that Bernstein, who first worked for Pitofsky at the FTC during the Carter administration, when he held her current job, doesn't shy away from major corporate targets.

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  • C. lawyer who helped write the 1977 law as a Carter Administration official and now serves on a committee that oversees sales generated by the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline from the Caspian Sea.

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  • During the Carter Administration, Wolfowitz worked at the Pentagon.

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  • They were just coming off the stratospheric highs reached in the Carter Administration and the very early Reagan Administration and ranged from 12% in the early part of the year to 8.5% in December.

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  • Although the civil-rights movement of the 1950s began to change this, it was not until the Carter administration introduced affirmative-action programmes in the late 1970s that the club was finally forced to throw open its doors.

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  • He was, by turns, part of an air rescue squad during the Vietnam War, founder of what became the nation's largest custom-prosthetic-device company, a ski bum, a bureaucrat in the Carter Administration and a stockbroker for Prudential-Bache Securities.

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  • In 1987 William Conway and Daniel D'Aniello (former financial gurus at MCI Communications and Marriott Corp. respectively) teamed up with David Rubinstein (a lawyer and Carter administration official) to found the Carlyle Group, a private equity firm based in the District.

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  • Even before Nunn came under Clinton's scrutiny, Warren Christopher, deputy secretary of state in the Carter administration who has been mistakenly considered Clinton's first choice for the foreign policy portfolio, was being savaged by rumors of being "too close" to Carter's Middle East policy.

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  • Controversies surrounding Herman have included her role in arranging some of the White House political coffees with donors, the awarding of contracts while she was in the Carter Administration's Labor Department right before she left her job, and her involvement in a controversial investment in the District of Columbia.

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  • In one incident, officials in the Carter administration discovered the prince had deliberately mistranslated an important letter from the then Saudi ruler, King Fahd, to President Sadat of Egypt, to make it sound more conciliatory. (This was at a time when Sadat was being vilified in the Arab world for signing the Camp David peace accords with Israel.) Freelancing seemed to come naturally to the prince.

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  • Eugene Steuerle, a Ford, Carter and Reagan Administration Treasury official who's now vice president of billionaire Peter G.

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  • Full normalization of U.S.-Chinese relations would not occur until President Carter's administration.

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  • The late, great Robert Bartley once said about Jimmy Carter that he knew his administration was doomed to fail when he was alerted to an anecdote about his leadership style.

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  • And then, beginning with administration of Jimmy Carter, which had nine assertions of the privilege, and increasingly throughout the last 30 years, you've seen that presidents have turned to it - and more and more often.

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  • The most potent, constructive medicine would be for the Bush Administration to stop its Jimmy Carter-like weakening of the dollar.

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  • The Bush administration has urged former President Jimmy Carter not to go forward with plans to meet with Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal next week in Damascus, Syria, during a trip to the Mideast.

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