Lawyers Huddle on Delay As Gilmore Execution Set
Gilmore faces execution by sunrise Monday unless federal courts intervene. Fourth district Judge J Robert Bullock postponed a scheduled extension after Gilmore accepted a 30 day delay offer. ACLU lawyers warn the case may reach the U S Supreme Court, while other death row inmates seek a stay. Gilmore, on hunger strike since Nov 19, requests to speak with Nicole Barrett.
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Budget projections outline steady growth through 1982
The budget office projects a possible 451 billion dollar budget next year and 986 billion by 1982 with defense and veteran benefits rising modestly. Spending as a share of GNP could dip to 18 percent by 1982 while outlays stay near 24 percent of the total budget.
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November Auto Production Rises Amid Mixed 1977 Outlook
American automakers report November output up 26 percent from last year reaching 771,307 cars, with Chrysler and GM posting gains while American Motors falls. Fort Matar leads with a 38 percent jump as it rebuilds after a strike. December is seen steady with year-to-year decline, and first quarter 1977 projected near 2.6 million, second only to 1974. Analysts warn ambitious January schedules may trigger plant closures if demand stalls.
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