Carter in Debate Draws Finite Risk as November Looms
A Harris poll shows Carter ahead nationally by 11 points but facing doubts about his willingness to take clear stands on issues. Critics compare his cautious style to Harold Wilson, warning that over-rationalizing could cost him the 1976 race if not addressed in upcoming Ford Carter debates.
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State spending rises 50 percent in decade says comptroller
Comptroller Bob Bullock's report shows state outlays increasing from 2 billion in 1967 to 6.2 billion in 1976 with inflation accounting for most growth. In constant dollars spending up nearly 80 percent. per capita outlay climbs from 194.44 to about 297. Revenues for 11 months total 5.86 billion. July spending 482.3 million. Inflation forecast cited for 1977.
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Man rigs bike power to TV to curb child violence viewing
Reader letter recounts a father who attached a bicycle to a generator powering the television to force kids to pedal for TV time. The author notes uncertainty about outcomes and jokes about children fleeing to neighbors for cartoons and chips. The piece frames concerns about TV violence and parental control.
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