Economic guard change urged amid Ford reform push
The editorial argues President Ford must replace economic leaders blamed for recession and rising unemployment. It criticizes Fed policy, notes shifting tax plans from a proposed five percent increase to a multibillion tax cut, and claims advisers caused market panic. It also condemns Capitol Hill reformers aiding bankers against Rep. Wright Patman. It then reviews a GAO report on the Gama Goat truck, detailing defects, poor performance, and calls for further funding or project cancellation.
Beef Prices Expected to Rise Amid Farm Feed Crunch
In 1976 beef prices are forecast to climb as western range beef dominates supply and local dairy farmers hold culled cattle due to low prices. Culls sell for 14 to 18 cents a pound in Sherman while bulls fetch 21 to 27 cents, signaling higher costs for farmers as feed and baler twine prices soar.
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censoring The Untouchables still a moving target
New York AP reports actor Robert Stack says network censors act as a barometer guiding violence limits while not defining a fixed rule. Stack, 56, promotes The Honorable Sam Houston ASC special and hints at a potential CBS skipper role in Adventures of the Queen next season.
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Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Staff Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff such as George RK Sample and William Eaton as managing editor and foreman. It notes AP exclusivity for national news and provides subscription prices, carrier rates, and advertising rate inquiries.
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The Glass Crutch Case of William Wister Remains Open
A tainted murder suicide tale centers on William Wynne Wister, a once-prominent alcoholism expert, who slashed his stomach then drank glass and died. The account follows his decline, his book about addiction, and his troubled marriage, contrasted with calls for recovery and public health efforts.
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Energy tax proposal could raise prices and curb energy use
The text discusses a proposed energy tax and its broad effects from oil to utilities and farming. It argues higher energy costs may shift consumption, spur domestic coal use, and affect industries like automotive and utilities while noting a potential $30 billion 1975 budget deficit and inflation risk.
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The fragment appears to report on a college or athletic program related item involving USRA and USF. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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