5:47 - 7:12 pm - Economy/Energy Meeting,
Cabinet Room
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A4254-9. President Ford meets
with his advisers for an Energy/Economic meeting in
the Cabinet Room. April 28, 1975. (left to right: Federal
Reserve Board Chairman Arthur Burns; Treasury Secretary
William Simon; Vice President Nelson Rockefeller; OMB
Director James T. Lynn; Domestic Council Director James
Cannon; Domestic Council Deputy Director Richard Dunham;
Deputy Assistant Dick Cheney; EPB Director Bill Seidman;
Commerce Secretary Rogers C.B. Morton; President Gerald
R. Ford; OMB Associate Director Frank Zarb; CEA Chairman
Alan Greenspan; Counsellor John Marsh. Against the
wall EPB Executive Secretary Roger Porter and three
unidentified men.
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Meeting Agenda
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The White House
Washington
April 26, 1975
Economic and Energy Meeting
April 28, 1975
5:30 p.m.
Cabinet Room
From: L. William Seidman
- PURPOSE
- To review
energy program alternatives.
- BACKGROUND,
PARTICIPANTS AND PRESS PLAN
- Background: The
Weekly Economic Fact Sheet is attached at Tab
A. The Economic Policy Board Weekly Report is
attached at Tab B. This meeting is to report
on the outcome of the energy negotiations with
the Congress and to consider energy program alternatives.
An options paper on the energy program alternatives
is attached at Tab C.
- Participants: The
Vice President, William E. Simon, L. William
Seidman, Rogers C.B. Morton, Frank G. Zarb, James
T. Lynn, Alan Greenspan, Arthur F. Burns, Richard
Dunham, Donald Rumsfeld, John O. Marsh.
- Press
Plan: White
House Press Corps Photo Opportunity.
- AGENDA
• Energy
Program Alternatives
Rogers Morton and Frank Zarb will review the recent
negotiations with Congress on the energy program
and alternatives for May 1 decisions on energy.
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The President's Talking Points
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Presidential
Talking Points for the 5:30 Meeting on May 1 Energy
Action
1. Rog Morton, I understand that Frank
[Zarb] and others have been working around the clock
with the Congress to reach some compromises on our energy
program. Before discussing the options paper I think
Frank should bring us up to date on these discussions.
2. Would anyone else like to add their
views on the current situation?
3. Frank, why don't you go over the options in the paper
and generally describe the advantages and disadvantages
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Executive Protective Service Log
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