Dollar Crisis to Recovery Under Tight Money Policy
The piece argues Carter administration inflation and a falling dollar threaten the U S economy. It credits the Federal Reserve with a one percent rate hike and predicts reduced inflation but slower growth. It notes gold sales and a $30 billion foreign borrowing plan as short term aids and contrasts Dow Jones swings with policy steps.
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Carter
Britain
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
U.S
Dow Jones
Federal Reserve
Dow
Dear Dr Graham on life after death and shared faith
A reader asks about books claiming universal life after death. The response says such studies show visions only and offer no proof, warns of possible deception, and cites Matthew 25 46 John 14 19 and 1 John 3 14 to affirm eternal life for believers in Jesus Christ.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Discrimination Found On Capitol Hill by Benjamin Shore
The Senate blocked a floor vote this year on a bill protecting Senate employees from job discrimination. The piece argues Congress exempts itself from civil rights laws and FOIA, notes only a minority pledged non discrimination, and cites Rep. Udall and Rep. Schroeder seeking a formal grievance process among House members.
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Capitol Hill
Benjamin Shore
Washington
Senate
Congress
Democratic Policy Committee
Policy Committee
House
Congressional
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Patricia Schroeder
D-Corp
Schroeder
Udall
Doers Back In School By Paul Harvey
Doers pursue vocational education in a nationwide program reaching 10 000 districts aimed at preparing youth for the largest industry. The curriculum blends technical training with leadership citizenship patriotism and manners and now attracts both boys and girls across Texas Ohio and Delaware where the industry employs 16 million and has assets over 300 billion.
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U.S
Texas
Ohio
Delaware
Sandinista rebels plan major offensive to topple Somoza
Washington reports say within months Nicaraguan rebels will launch a large-scale assault against Anastasio Somoza. The Sandinista National Liberation Front trains about 1,000 fighters near Honduras and Costa Rica with broad popular support, aiming at Managua and key northern and southern cities under four front lines led by Eden Pastora.
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Washington
Anastasio Somoza
United States
Somoza
Sandinista National Liberation Front
Sherman
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Ortega
Central
Occidental
Matagalpa
Jinotega
Esteli
Benjamin
Zelector
Granada
Rivas
San Juan
Managua
Eden Pastora
Zero
National Palace
Minimum Wage Debate Hits Youth Jobs and Welfare Effects
The piece argues that higher minimums reduce employment for youths and disadvantaged workers, citing Williams and Welch research. It notes a rise in unemployment from 3.8 percent in 1948 to 6.6 percent overall, with black youth unemployment at 50.4 percent, and questions wage policy as welfare incentives clash with job loss.
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Washington
Walter E. Williams
Temple University
Finis Welch
Rand Corp
Billy Carter
Welch
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Rutland Drive
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Doers
Paul Harvey
National Guard
Pentagon
Danilo Ortega
Bob Sherman
Victor Tirado
National Directorate
Humphrey Bogart
San Jose
Tirado
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Williams
Labor Department
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