White House economist predicts up to 6 percent growth this year
Charles L. Schultze told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that the economy may expand as much as six percent in real output this year and a still healthy rate in 1978. He cited regulations as adding uncertainty and raising costs while noting Carter’s program aims for rapid but controlled growth.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
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Kent State tragedy remembered in ceremonies on anniversary
Public and private ceremonies mark the seven year anniversary of the Kent State shootings. Parents and classmates honor Allison Krause Jeffrey Miller Sandy Scheuer and William Schroeder while current students join in vigils and speeches. Attendees recall the 1970 protest and call for protections of dissent and constitutional rights.
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Youngstown
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Pittsburgh
Fighting Intensifies as Rebels Attack in Zaire's Shaba
Western military sources report an ambush by retreating rebels near Kasaji Musungi triggering the fiercest fighting of two months in Shaba province. Loyalist Moroccan and Zairean forces suffered casualties and mines wounded troops as both sides clash near the Angolan border.
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Kissinger denies promises to Vietnam aid
Henry Kissinger, in his first foreign policy statement since leaving office, denies the United States made a commitment to provide reconstruction aid to Vietnam. He argues any aid depends on constitutional processes and adherence to the 1973 Paris peace accords. He says Hanoi’s claim is unfounded and accuses Vietnam of violating the 1973 agreement.
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UPI
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Tax refund eaten by pet dog in Cincinnati tale
In Cincinnati, Randy Rasputin the Rosts St Bernard devoured a $1,100 federal refund. The Rosts had to await a replacement refund from the IRS. The dog is famed for snacking on paychecks and even National Geographic while weighing about 220 pounds.
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