Signed Graphics Plunge on Wall Street Echoes Boom
New York report details a niche market for signed graphics linked to top artists like Calder Dali and Miro. Promoters tout rising values while critics warn of speculative risk and potential price collapse. experts urge caution and transparent dealings.
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Signed Graphics New
Wall Street
New York
Midtown Art Desser
Charles Lombardo
Wall Street Graphic Art Corp
Lombardo
Questor Wall Street Graphic Art
Beimer
Reistes
Alexander Calder
Salvador Dali
Joan Miro
Calder
Dall
Miro
Bruce Whyte
Original Print Collectors Group
Whyte
Americans flunk energy exam say Gallup poll
A Gallup survey of 1,506 adults shows half know the U S must import oil to meet energy needs. Only 9 percent correctly estimate imports at 42 percent for 1976 and early 1977, with regional and education gaps in knowledge.
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America
United States
Renegotiating the Parent Child Contract in America
A commentary argues a shift from self sacrifice to self fulfillment in family life. It cites Daniel Yankelovich on a new unwritten contract where parents seek lives of their own and children feel less obligation, with surveys noting rising emphasis on personal happiness, love, and companionship over economic ties.
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Boston
Daniel Yankelovich
Yankelovich
Yesteryear
Thomas Espenshade
Florida State University
Ohio and Washington Lawmakers Contact Directory Fragment
Fragmentary government roster lists U S senators and representatives with office addresses in Washington Columbus and Athens Ohio plus phone numbers and district lines. Names include Glenna Metzenbaum Miller Collins Bell Buss James and James with mixed postal details.
Are three economic goals too many for Carter
President Carter faces a likely choice among three aims: low inflation, near full employment, and a balanced budget. The oil price shock worsens deficits and inflation, threatening two goals if a 4.5 percent unemployment target for 1981 is pursued. Oil deficits by 1976-? may total 45 billion dollars globally, with the United States contributing about 25 billion.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
United States
Lawmakers debate taxes as inflation lingers in the U S
A newspaper excerpt contrasts Washington scenes with a satirical note on U S inflation. It mentions the House in session over a tax bill, the Senate adjourned, and compares U S inflation with Britain and West Germany. It questions presidential promises and blame for unmet aims.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Hadley cites senior citizen misuse of Golden Buckeye benefits
In northwest Ohio Rep. Fred B. Hadley argues some seniors abuse discount cards for family purchases. The House passed a bill expanding Golden Buckeye to the disabled 77-9, with Hadley among the nine no votes citing potential abuses. A separate poll by Sen. Paul Gillmor shows teen support rising for death penalty and handgun registration, while environmental priority drops.
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Columbus, Ohio
Fred B. Hadley
Ohio
House
Senate
Hadley
Paul E. Gillmor
R-2
Port Clinton
Gillmore
Gillmor
How Not to Hold Down Hospital Costs
James Kilpatrick analyzes the Texas Hospital Association reaction to Carter Califano cost containment plans. He notes the 9 percent cap proposal, concerns over wages and operating costs, and fears of broader federal control, urging balanced reform over across the board price caps.
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James Kilpatrick
Texas
Carter
O. Ray Hurst
The
Texas Association
Califano
Dean Cosper
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Irving
Congress
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