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| In 1979, President | Jimmy Carter nominated Macy to became the first Sena |
| Jimmy Carter and Deng Xiaoping at the Signing Ceremo | |
| President | Jimmy Carter and Liberian President William R. Tolbe |
| ans invited to the White House under President | Jimmy Carter to discuss issues important to the LGBT |
| d the National Medal of Science from President | Jimmy Carter "for bringing the powers of modern math |
| itation to the White House from U.S. President | Jimmy Carter and letters from both President Ronald |
| une 5, 1979, Wicker was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| Ervin was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on April 2, 1980, to a new seat created |
| In 1977, President | Jimmy Carter promoted Bownes to the United States Co |
| In 1976 when Georgia Governor | Jimmy Carter ran for President of the United States, |
| State Senator | Jimmy Carter - 185,672 (23.56%) |
| Senter was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on October 11, 1979, to a seat vacated |
| When | Jimmy Carter became President, Phelps objected to th |
| President | Jimmy Carter nominated Rice to the United States Dis |
| In 1971, Georgia governor | Jimmy Carter assigned the upkeep of the six Georgian |
| Nixon was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on February 27, 1980, to a new seat cre |
| President | Jimmy Carter nominated Spellman to the United States |
| the United States District Court by President | Jimmy Carter in 1979. |
| was a close friend and supporter of presidents | Jimmy Carter and Lyndon B. Johnson, and former Savan |
| resentative accompanying former U.S. President | Jimmy Carter to oversee the Palestinian Presidential |
| Fred Travalena as President | Jimmy Carter |
| Kocoras was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on June 2, 1980, to a seat vacated by A |
| ly 12, 1979, Farris was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Cour |
| ust 28, 1979, Clark was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Cour |
| In 1980, | Jimmy Carter signed legislation to create the Commis |
| U.S. President | Jimmy Carter made an appearance in Game 7, he threw |
| irty years ago this week, Democratic President | Jimmy Carter and Vice President Walter Mondale lost |
| lic of China, which was announced by President | Jimmy Carter in December 1978. |
| a, at the same time that former U.S. President | Jimmy Carter is in Pyongyang to secure the release o |
| 1, 1979, Bertelsman was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| On April 12, 1977 President | Jimmy Carter commuted Liddy's sentence to eight year |
| (formerly Beverly Anderson) with US president | Jimmy Carter in 1977. |
| Notably, United States President | Jimmy Carter served as an officer on the SSK-1 durin |
| 9, 1977, Roszkowski was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States District |
| 17, 1980, Thompson was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States District |
| 0, it was announced that former U.S. president | Jimmy Carter secured Aijalon's release. |
| Under President | Jimmy Carter and President Ronald Reagan, Kennedy se |
| al visits of foreign dignitaries: US President | Jimmy Carter and Egypt's President Anwar Sadat's his |
| Senator Hubert Humphrey with President | Jimmy Carter aboard Air Force One in 1977. |
| ugust 29, 1977, Hug was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States Court of |
| ral for the Office of Legal Counsel during the | Jimmy Carter administration. |
| In January 1977 he met with then President | Jimmy Carter to discuss the crucial issues of drug a |
| Jimmy Carter condemned the practice during the 1976 | |
| President | Jimmy Carter named him to chair the Organization for |
| June 5, 1979, Shaw was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| erved as an advisor to United States President | Jimmy Carter during the 1979 Iranian Hostage Crisis. |
| He served under the Gerald Ford, | Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan administration. |
| rch 15, 1979, Brown was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter for elevation to a seat on the United S |
| Edenfield was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on September 27, 1978, to a seat vacate |
| e United States Department of Education of the | Jimmy Carter administration from 1980 to 1982, where |
| May 2, 1977, Boyle was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States District |
| y Attorney General of the United States in the | Jimmy Carter Presidential Administration. |
| White was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on March 28, 1980, to a new seat create |
| aveling through Norcross at the interchange of | Jimmy Carter Boulevard and Interstate 85. |
| On February 6, 1979, President | Jimmy Carter nominated Parker to a newly created sea |
| tence was commuted to time served by President | Jimmy Carter on September 6, 1979, after spending 29 |
| gust 28, 1979, Reed was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| t 28, 1979, Alarcon was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Cour |
| In 1979, President | Jimmy Carter appointed her to the Fifth Circuit, whe |
| 7, 1977, Ballantine was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States District |
| : peace or apartheid" a number of years before | Jimmy Carter published a book under an almost identi |
| race in which his brother C.B. ran and lost to | Jimmy Carter in the Democratic primary. |
| ck became interested in National politics when | Jimmy Carter stayed with her family during the 1976 |
| In 1977 when | Jimmy Carter was sworn in as 39th President of the U |
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| e was deputy advisor on inflation to President | Jimmy Carter and from 1971 to 1979, he directed the |
| Getzendanner was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on June 4, 1980, to a new seat created |
| 22, 1980, Boochever was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States Court of |
| to cater an event for United States President | Jimmy Carter at the White House in 1980. |
| ne 5, 1979, Hawkins was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| Peter | Jimmy Carter Ongondo (born February 10, 1977 in Nair |
| ary 23, 1979, Black was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on that District Court cr |
| best public servant I ever knew" by President | Jimmy Carter in his memoirs. |
| That year, United States President | Jimmy Carter named Lerman to the President's Commiss |
| ate books reflecting on their years in office, | Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale each recall how thos |
| s visit to China come as former U.S. President | Jimmy Carter is in the North Korean capital. |
| President | Jimmy Carter nominated Gonzalez on July 6, 1978, to |
| ne Mountain Expressway) is now the site of the | Jimmy Carter Presidential Library. |
| cy response existed until 1979, when President | Jimmy Carter signed an executive order creating the |
| when local protests and lawsuits, and Governor | Jimmy Carter finally stopped the project in the 1970 |
| ne 14, 1979, Vining was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| Simmons was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on January 26, 1978, to a seat vacated |
| in their support of Ted Kennedy and President | Jimmy Carter faded when Kennedy endorsed Carter and |
| of influential interviews with people such as | Jimmy Carter during the election process in 1976 and |
| lomat who served as Ambassador to France under | Jimmy Carter and Ambassador to the Soviet Union unde |
| Jimmy Carter ... Paul | |
| une 14, 1979, Higby was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| ober 11, 1979, Beer was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| t 8, 1978, Pfaelzer was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States District |
| In 1979, President | Jimmy Carter nominated Falco to the newly created po |
| Flowers was pardoned by President | Jimmy Carter in 1978. |
| nd was replaced in February 1977, early in the | Jimmy Carter administration. |
| he American ambassador to Algeria by President | Jimmy Carter on April 27, 1977 and served from 1977 |
| dangerous as previous writers contended, that | Jimmy Carter would not have been permitted to visit |
| t 28, 1978, Jenkins was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States District |
| he part of the state from which U.S. President | Jimmy Carter hailed, thus the title) and featured Vi |
| nominee, President | Jimmy Carter in a close battle. |
| Devine was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on May 17, 1978, to a seat vacated by H |
| t chaired by former Presidents Gerald Ford and | Jimmy Carter to increase voter participation in the |
| President | Jimmy Carter appointed him to the court in 1978. |
| Seay was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on September 28, 1979, to a seat vacate |
| ce Board of the National Science Foundation by | Jimmy Carter and then in 1986 she was appointed to i |
| President | Jimmy Carter originally asked Garza to serve as the |
| n the White House during the administration of | Jimmy Carter as Deputy Advisor to the President in t |
| Robinson was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on February 23, 1979, to a new seat cre |
| President | Jimmy Carter leaving Three Mile Island for Middletow |
| Both John F. Kennedy in 1960 and | Jimmy Carter in 1976 used the property for their cam |
| Former U.S. President | Jimmy Carter expressed concern about the case, and S |
| and U.S. ambassador to Ireland under President | Jimmy Carter (1977-81). |
| On March 17, 1978, President | Jimmy Carter made a major National Security address |
| Wiseman was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on August 1, 1978, to a seat vacated by |
| itage Trust Commission established by Governor | Jimmy Carter in 1972. |
| ry 10, 1980, Propst was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| In 1979, President | Jimmy Carter freed the remaining assailants in excha |
| Court for the District of Nevada by President | Jimmy Carter in 1978, on the recommendation of his f |
| New York indicated that he would not vote for | Jimmy Carter for president because of his Southern a |
| arch 7, 1979, Kazen was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| otection Agency (EPA), and he served President | Jimmy Carter as EPA Administrator from 1977 to 1981. |
| ild and only daughter of former U.S. President | Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn Carter. |
| Smoke: Another | Jimmy Carter Adventure (1978) (with James Ridgeway) |
| Ronald Reagan used them against | Jimmy Carter in 1980, and it was also the first time |
| housing and development, and in 1979 President | Jimmy Carter invited her to an Energy Summit at Camp |
| Nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on April 2, 1979, to a new seat; Confir |
| uary 9, 1979, Belew was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| Haltom was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on January 10, 1980, to a new seat crea |
| U.S. President | Jimmy Carter sends a message to the Australian Gover |
| On July 31, 1979, President | Jimmy Carter nominated Gibson to a seat on the Unite |
| ril 2, 1980, Shadur was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States District |
| succeed Democrat Edmund Muskie, whom President | Jimmy Carter had appointed as U.S. Secretary of Stat |
| ril 30, 1979, Aspen was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| President | Jimmy Carter restored her medal posthumously in 1977 |
| s John F. Kennedy, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, | Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan. |
| In June 1980, he was appointed by President | Jimmy Carter as U.S. District Court Judge. |
| dor, being appointed to this post by President | Jimmy Carter in 1979. |
| e bill cleared the U.S. Congress and President | Jimmy Carter signed it into law. |
| Michael was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on April 9, 1980, to a new seat created |
| er 19, 1979, Garcia was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| In 1980, President | Jimmy Carter appointed Poole to be a judge on U.S. C |
| 15, 1979, Hatfield was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States District |
| President | Jimmy Carter serves as an Honorary Chair for the Wor |
| g federal revenue sharing funds, but President | Jimmy Carter ordered a halt to the funds in May 1980 |
| unsel during the Democratic administrations of | Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton. |
| In 1976, Democratic candidate | Jimmy Carter from Georgia carried the state, the reg |
| On June 5, 1979, President | Jimmy Carter nominated Karlton to a seat vacated by |
| He then served President | Jimmy Carter as the first head of the International |
| In that same election, | Jimmy Carter of Georgia won Arkansas by nearly a 2-1 |
| President | Jimmy Carter in 1979 named her to the President's Co |
| Carter is the eldest child of former President | Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter. |
| He was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter in 1978. |
| a's black mayor, Maynard Jackson, and Governor | Jimmy Carter attended the game. |
| presidential candidate to carry the county was | Jimmy Carter in 1976. |
| Houck was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on June 5, 1979, to a new seat created |
| ademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, The | Jimmy Carter Center, Cedars-Sinai Hospital, and the |
| President | Jimmy Carter nominated Melton to the United States D |
| 12, 1979, Arceneaux was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| President | Jimmy Carter commissioned Adams to make the first of |
| e country agreed to release Gomes, but only if | Jimmy Carter came to get him. |
| ice was brief and ended January 20, 1977, when | Jimmy Carter replaced Ford in the White House. |
| g was appointed Chair of the NLRB by President | Jimmy Carter in April 1977. |
| eme Bench and was later appointed by President | Jimmy Carter to the United States District Court for |
| the U.S. Democratic Party nominated President | Jimmy Carter for President and Vice President Walter |
| elped to bring Democratic presidential nominee | Jimmy Carter to victory in Texas. |
| ly important period during the presidencies of | Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, while a number of hi |
| ete in 1980 Olympic Games because US President | Jimmy Carter chose to boycott them. |
| Jimmy Carter later wrote that "Citizens who lined up | |
| er vote for Democratic presidential candidates | Jimmy Carter in 1976 and Bill Clinton in 1992 and 19 |
| talks with the Soviet Union and then-President | Jimmy Carter rejected Army requests for authorizatio |
| Anwar El Sadat, | Jimmy Carter and Menachem Begin at White House, 1979 |
| me day that Ronald W. Reagan unseated Democrat | Jimmy Carter for the presidency. |
| upreme Court if a vacancy had occurred under a | Jimmy Carter Presidency. |
| On August 16, 1977, President | Jimmy Carter nominated Rubin to a seat on the United |
| In 1977, President | Jimmy Carter signed a proclamation making it the Ele |
| ans for roadway construction in the 1970s when | Jimmy Carter was governor of Georgia, but only after |
| s nominated to the district court by President | Jimmy Carter on March 7, 1979, to a new seat created |
| p rabbit that "attacked" the then US-President | Jimmy Carter while he was fishing on a farm pond. |
| Conservation Act, signed into law by President | Jimmy Carter in December, 1980. |
| opment was subsequently postponed by President | Jimmy Carter in 1978 following protests against his |
| to retire and on September 30, 1977 President | Jimmy Carter nominated Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. o |
| Nelson was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter on January 25, 1979, to a new seat crea |
| Former President and Nobel Peace Prize Winner, | Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn welcomed four St. |
| Former U.S. President | Jimmy Carter also stated in an interview to CNN: "I |
| In 1978, President of the United States | Jimmy Carter named Abramowitz United States Ambassad |
| am mates were unable to compete when President | Jimmy Carter boycotted the games following the Sovie |
| s U.S. Ambassador to Australia under President | Jimmy Carter from 1977 to 1981. |
| r 28, 1979, Saffels was nominated by President | Jimmy Carter to a new seat on the United States Dist |
| On April 18, 1979, President | Jimmy Carter nominated Henderson to a new seat on th |
| of Afghanistan spurred United States President | Jimmy Carter to issue an ultimatum on January 20, 19 |
| In 1979 he was appointed by President | Jimmy Carter to serve as a United States District Ju |
| olutions Workforce Development program (2000), | Jimmy Carter Humanitarian Award (2000), Horizon Hous |
| Jimmy Carter Boulevard (S.R. 140) | |
| In 1980, President | Jimmy Carter appointed Erwin as the first black fede |
| The | Jimmy Carter National Historic Site, located in Plai |
| oods, and a freeway revolt ensued, ending when | Jimmy Carter had the plan terminated while he was go |
| Former President | Jimmy Carter (born in nearby Plains, Georgia) has be |
| Jimmy Carter Editorial Cartoon Collection, 1976-1980 | |
| Bearing False Witness: | Jimmy Carter's "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid" by A |
| (Footage from | Jimmy Carter's "Address to the Nation on Energy" sho |
| Rafshoon was the media manager during | Jimmy Carter's presidential campaign as well as his |
| C) and is best known for his role as President | Jimmy Carter's personal adviser for the Three Mile I |
| He was also a member of President | Jimmy Carter's Technology Transfer Committee from 19 |
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