Mid-Year Economy View Sees Jobs Rise and Inflation Curb
Washington AP reports the mid-year economic outlook predicts unemployment near 7 percent by year end with GDP growth around 6.5 percent and inflation easing to about 3.5 percent. Greenspan notes a durable recovery despite slower pace, while wheat crop forecasts stay strong for 1976. A new bill seeks a congressional panel to study unemployment and inflation.
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Average New C R House Cost in 1975
HUD survey of housing starts shows median new home price figures across ranges. Only 25 percent of houses sold before construction and 13 sold within the 20 000 to 35 000 range after completion.
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Moynihan to Run for Senate Nomination in New York
Former ambassador Daniel Moynihan announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to challenge Senator James Buckley in New York. The brief notes Moynihan’s candidacy amid a busy national political week.
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First Witness Sets Trial Tone By Tom Fruehling
In Cedar Rapids federal court the murder trial opened with testimony from J. Gary Adams as prosecutors aim to prove Durelle Butler and Robert Robideau participated in the gunshot killings of FBI agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Adams detailed actions at the scene and aftermath while defense attorney William Kunstler raised inconsistencies in FBI records and questioned vehicle descriptions and timelines.
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Carter Chooses Running Mate Amid Democratic Nomination Run
The report describes Carter weighing vice presidential options, aiming to balance the ticket with a partner who is qualified and politically compatible. It notes Carter’s consultations with delegates and key figures, including Alabama Governor George Wallace, as he seeks to secure enough support to select a presidential nominee without heavy delegate trading.
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Supreme Court Refuses Open Longer Hearing In Longet Case
The U S Supreme Court rejected an emergency order to open a five day preliminary hearing in Clair Longet’s manslaughter case over the death of Windinle Spider Sabich in Aspen Colorado. Judge George Lohr barred media and discussion, seeking to protect juror impartiality, with witnesses including Longet’s 18 year old daughter.
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Syria and Leftists Hit Cease Fire Accord Sources
In Beirut and beyond, Syria and allied leftist factions reportedly accept a cease fire amid Middle East tensions. The statement references presidents and regional figures pledging to resist external Arab intervention while signaling a shift toward negotiation and a halt to broader conflict.
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Big Tin" Farley
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