Rockefeller urges bankers to curb government spending and inflation
David Rockefeller at the American Bankers Association convention in Chicago argues that inflation stems from government spending and social program growth beyond business capacity. He calls bankers to press for ending money debauchery and warns that inflation reflects currency devaluation caused by excessive money creation.
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Chicago
America
David Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
American Bankers Association
Rockefeller pins inflation on government growth and rules
The Nation quotes Nelson Rockefeller arguing that federal tax bills rose far faster than fuel costs between 1975 and 1979 and that social welfare and environmental regulations drive deficits and higher prices. He blames regulations for reducing investment capital and productivity gains at a 10,000 bankers convention.
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Rockefeller
Reagan Ads Turn Negative in Campaign Push Against Carter
The Reagan team shifts to tough anti Carter commercials. The National Conservative Political Action Committee funds spots showing Carter pledges alongside images of Iran hostage crises and Soviet tanks, asking can we trust him again. A separate fund aims to buy over 1 million dollars in TV time in five key states to reuse Carter's words.
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Washington
Carter
Ronald Reagan
Tehran
Afghanistan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Jimmy Carter
Andrew Young
U.S
Iran
Ayatollah Khomeini
National Conservative Political Action Committee
America
Fund For
Pattern Seen in Atlanta Child Slayings And Disappearances
Authorities reviewing a possible pattern after eight child slayings and six disappearances since May 1979. Investigators note all victims were black youths aged 8 to 15 with gaps between cases of 21 to 27 days. Charles Stephens, 12, was found suffocated near East Point.
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Atlanta
Dan Genson
Genson
Special Police
Charles Stephens
East Point
Stephens
Special Task Force
Belgian Neo Nazis Leave United States on Visas Revoked
Four Belgian neo Nazi leaders of the Vlaams Militantse Orde left the United States after visas were revoked. They met with States Rights Party members in Atlanta to discuss halting nonwhite immigration and were escorted to a Sabena flight to Brussels after INS arrest in Cobb County.
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Atlanta
J.B. Stoner
Stoner
States’ Rights Party
Armand Albert Eriksson
Roger Spinnewyn
Werner van Steen
Cesar Spitaels
Cobb County
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Gary Patton
INS
Viaamese Militanten Orde
Adolf Hitler
Sabena
Brussels
United States
Anti-Defamation League
B’nai B’rith
Edmund) Muskie
B’nai B'rith
Justin J. Finger
Muskie
Eriksson
Spinnewyn
State Department
Armand A. Eriksson
Iraq and Iran clash as Abadan comes under heavy shelling
Iraqi planes and artillery pound Abadan while ground forces push toward Khorramshahr in a bid to control the Shatt al Arab waterway. Civilians die and many are wounded as Iran reports casualties and fighting continues along the port city frontier.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Abadan
Khorramshahr
Isfahan
Iran
Beir Tt
Mosul
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Associated Press
Shatt al-Arab
Persian Gulf
Karun
Steve K. Hindy
Ahwaz
Bani-Sadr
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Majlis
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
United States
Carter
U.S
Tehran
Hussein
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Khaled
Fahd
Modar Badran
Earth Tremors Threaten Quake Rescue Effort in Al Asnam
Rescue teams dig through shattered wreckage in Al Asnam after a major quake as tremors continue to threaten the operation. The Red Crescent reports thousands feared dead with hospitals strained and 900 survivors hospitalized. Officials warn the homeless may number 50,000 as helicopters shuttle the injured to care amid ongoing aftershocks.
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AL Asnam
Algeria
The
Red Crescent
Red Cross
Mouloud Belaouane
Army
Chadli Bendjedid
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Robert Redford
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Robert Dromd
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