It's An Escape The Feverish And Expensive Weekend
The feverish American weekend draws crowds to Las Vegas Aqueduct and New York clubs, with 1 in 10 Las Vegas motorists admitting gambling. In Columbus Ohio, a football title rush drives 85,000 fans as Michigan and Ohio State clash. Across the nation, weekend revelers chase thrills then return to routine, briefly feeling invincible.
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Nixon Adviser Calls for Explicit Flight Plan on Policy
President elect Nixon's future chief economic adviser Paul W. McCracken urges a clearer overall plan for tax, spending, and money supply guided policy. He criticizes past Fed moves yet supports a scoped monetary authority and alignment with presidential terms, noting broad economist support for Fed coordination and reforms.
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Heart Transplant Patient Doing Well Report
CHICAGO AP doctors at Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital report Erwin Cramer, 50, the 103rd heart transplant patient, is "doing very well" after surgery. He remains in the operating lung suite as surgical team members, who have worked two years on the transplant, caution about his condition and the recent evaluation.
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Virginia economy grows faster than U.S. average in 1968
Virginia's 1968 growth outpaced the nation with 1.9 percent population rise since 1960 and 1.12 percent from 1967 to 1968. Personal income is projected to rise 1.12 percent to September, while nonfarm employment climbed 3.9 percent in 11 months. Unemployment remains below the national level but Southwest Virginia faces shortages and Bristol reports 3.8 percent.
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