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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1971

Page

5

Nixon's New Deal echoes in New Economic Policy

Analysis contrasts Nixon's NEP with Roosevelt's New Deal, noting similar aims to rebuild public confidence and differences in scope. It highlights COLC creation, tax cuts, reduced government roles, dollar devaluation pressures, and aims for a 12 to 15 percent dollar drop versus major currencies.

Connally Nixon Washington N.E.P Roosevelt George Shultz

Nixon policy judged spur to economy despite cuts

In Hobson City fiscal policy is seen as busy work. Roosevelt raised spending and taxes, while Nixon offset tax cuts with spending cuts, yet the administration’s price freeze signals a strong stance against inflation and shapes expectations across consumers workers and business.

Leonard S. Silk New York Times News Service New York Nixon Roosevelt N.E.P Hugh S. Johnson National Recovery Administration Federal Housing Administration Cost-Of-Living Council COLC Connally

Nixon policy shifts set stage for lower interest rates

The Nixon freeze and a floating dollar may curb inflation expectations and push down nominal rates. A revived investment tax credit and import protections aim to lift business investment, exports and overall output while reducing unemployment, with Fed policy uncertainty lingering.

U.S Nixon N.E.P Federal Reserve Arthur F. Burns Burns

$3,000 in antiques stolen from Limestone County shop

Burglars took more than $3,000 in antiques from the Antique Auction and Flea Market on U.S. 31 in Limestone County Wednesday night. Thieves vanished with 25 antique clocks and some lamps and old silver coins. a $100 reward is offered.

U.S. 31 Limestone County U. S. 31 Alabama 20

Education Board Door Found Open

Police found a door ajar at the Morgan County Board of Education Building in Alabama on Wednesday night. Officers secured the area at Supt. George Nan varrow’s request. A Southeast Decatur woman stood by as she entered her home to retrieve clothes after claiming her husband had threatened her. No trouble reported.

Morgan County Board of Education Alabama George Nancarrow Decatur Ola B. Mitchell H. R. Mitchell Atlantic American Life Insurance Company Morgan County Corporation Hartselle Longhorn Pass State OF Alabama Morgan Howard Whesley Kelley Ogean D. Kelley Real Estate Financing Inc Federal National Mortgage Association Federal National Mortgage Association Charter Act Crawford Addition United States

Schools To Get Health Courses In Decatur And Austin

A health occupation program will debut this coming school year for Decatur and Austin high schools. Directed by Homer Landrum the program targets students aiming for hospital aide dental assistant laboratory technician and medical secretary roles. Instructors are William Dapper and Lawrence Rutledge with about 25 students expected this year and plans for expansion next year supported by the regional medical community.

Decatur Austin Homer Landrum William Dapper Decatur, High School Lawrence Rutledge Austin High School Landrum

Three Browns Ferry Workers Return From Illinois Study

Three Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant employees Jerry Olson Price McCrary and Bill Allen have completed a three month study program at the Dresden 2 boiling water reactor near Chicago Illinois. Their assignment covered operational techniques and is part of Browns Ferry operations training.

Decatur Browns Ferry Illinois Morris Jerry Olson Woodmeade St Price McCrary Westmeade St Bill Allen Garth Ave Chicago

Birmingham Man Injured In Fall At State Docks

A 44 year old Birmingham man identified as James Poole is in satisfactory condition at Decatur General Hospital after a fall at the Alabama State Docks on the Tennessee River. He was transported by AAA South End Ambulance Service after slipping and falling on a ramp.

Birmingham Decatur General Hospital Alabama Tennessee River James Poole AAA South End

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