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Historic documents of 1978.
Author
CQ Press
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Thousand Oaks, California : CQ Press, 2013.
Description
1 online resource
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Subject(s)
Nineteen seventy-eight, A.D.
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History, Modern
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20th century
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World politics
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1945-1989
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Summary note
Each volume in this series begins with an insightful essay that sets the year's events in context, and each documents or set of documents begins with an essay that discusses background history and context of the event covered and the document chosen.
Notes
Previously issued in print: 1979.
Target audience
Specialized.
Source of description
Description based on online resource; title from home page (viewed on December 16, 2014).
Contents
January
Mondale's eulogy of Humphrey: January 15, 1978
State of the Union address, accompanying message: January 19, 1978
Justice Department inquiry into Marston dismissal: January 19-23, 1978
President's economic report, economic advisers' report: January 20, 27, 1978
Carter's budget message, January 23, 1978.
February
Carter arms sales policy: February 1, November 29, 1978
Carter on coal strike: February 11-March 25, 1978
Mideast warplane sales: February 14; May 12, 15, 18, 1978.
March
Civil service reform: March 2; May 23, 1978
Rhodesia's 'internal agreement': March 3, 1978
Chinese constitution: March 5, 1978
Senate ratification of Panama Canal treaties: March 16; April 18, 1978
Carter on U.S. policy toward the Soviet Union: March 17; June 7, 1978
Carter's urban message: March 27, 1978
Court on judicial immunity: March 28, 1978
Carter world trip, part II—South America and Africa: March 28-April 3, 1978.
April
Court on pensions for men and women: April 25, 1978
Court on corporate spending in referendum campaigns: April 26, 1978.
May
Carter on lawyers, doctors: May 4, 5, 1978
Court on safety inspections: May 23, 1978
Court on newsroom searches: May 31, 1978
Carter's NATO speech: May 31, 1978.
June
Carter water policy: June 6, 1978
California's proposition 13: June 6, 8, 1978
Solzhenitsyn on Western decline: June 8, 1978
Court on media ownership: June 12, 1978
Court on endangered species: June 15, 1978
Court on historic preservation: June 26, 1978
Court on university affirmative action programs: June 28, 1978.
July
Court on capital punishment: July 3, 1978
Court on 'indecent' broadcasts: July 3, 1978
Bonn Economic Summit: July 17, 1978
Carter 'principles' for national health plan: July 29, 1978
U.S.-Soviet Strategic Arms Limitation Talks: July; December 14, 1978.
August
China-Japan peace treaty: August 12, 1978
District of Columbia voting amendment: August 22, 1978.
September
Papal succession: September 3; October 22, 1978
Camp David accords: September 5-17, 1978
Incidence of workplace cancer: September 11, 1978
Study of human exposure to P.B.B. in Michigan: September 23, 1978
IMF-World Bank Conference: September 24-28, 1978.
October
Report to Califano on swine flu program: October 21, 1978
Carter, Fed actions on dollar and inflation: October 24; November 1, 1978
U.S. policy and Iran's crisis: October-December 1978.
November
Firestone 500 recall: November 29, 1978.
December
Carter's preservation of Alaska's federal lands: December 1, 1978
New European monetary system: December 4, 5, 1978
Court on searches and evidence: December 5, 1978
Democratic midterm conference: December 8-10, 1978
'Normalization' of U.S.-China relations: December 15, 1978
OPEC oil price rise: December 17, 1978
FAA flight safety plan: December 27, 1978
Spanish democratic constitution: December 29, 1978
Korean influence investigation: December 29, 1978
Assassinations Committee conclusion: December 31, 1978.
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ISBN
1-4833-0235-0
OCLC
875379811
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