Carter Faces Record Deficit as Budget Talks Begin
President elect Carter faces a likely near sixty billion dollar deficit for fiscal 1977 and could push the deficit above the 1976 record if he enacts a 15 to 20 billion dollar jobs and tax cut program. Advisers warn Congress may balk, while Carter weighs stimulus steps and an anti inflation plan to be unveiled after his swearing in.
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Scientists Drill Antarctic Ice Cap
Scientists drill into the Ross Ice Shelf near McMurdo Sound to sample bottom sediments and study the history of the shelf and when it was joined to open sea. The project explores how West Antarctica may destabilize and surge into the ocean, affecting global ocean circulation and food chains.
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N.Y.T. News Service
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Cultist Jesus Claim Draws Followers in New York and Los Angeles
Mystic Oric Bovar, 59, led a two month long campaign claiming to be Jesus Christ. He drew up to 200 adherents including Bernadette Peters and Carol Burnett, who attended Los Angeles seminars at Peters home. The group sought to resurrect a Greek national, Sinos Hatzitheodorou, dying Oct 9 in Manhattan.
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Sugar Plum Time Comes to Cotaco Elementary School
At Cotaco Elementary School teachers Joanne Routt and Belita Hyche guide their special students in a Christmas crafts session. From left, Sandra Curbon, Mrs Hyche, Darryl Light and Kennedy Toney help create holiday items amid candy canes and gingerbread figures.
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Darryl Light
Kennedy Toney
Reed Jury Deadlock Triggers Mistrial In Alabama Bribery Case
The Alabama Circuit Judge William F. Thetford declared a mistrial after an eight to four juror vote showed deadlock in the bribery trial of state Rep. Thomas J. Reed of Tuskegee. The panel failed to reach a verdict amid reports of a pact to decide later and potential retrial discussions continue with prosecutors returning from Hawaii.
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Reed
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Macon County
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Alabama
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Beethoven Takes First Music Lesson From Haydn
On this date in 1792, 22-year-old Ludwig van Beethoven paid 19 cents for his first music lesson from Franz Joseph Haydn. Weather today in Athens shows a high near 50 with a small chance of rain this afternoon, and a low around 30. River and weather map details appear on A-2.
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County seeks 500000 grant for Morgan CD funded projects
Morgan County Commission may approve a 500000 Community Development grant for recreation as its top priority. A public hearing at 10 a.m. Monday on the fifth floor courthouse discusses spending while HUD requires two hearings.
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Birmingham
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Decatur
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Allen Hamilton
Itment of Pensions and Security
Marilyn George
Morgan County Adult Gifts Program Falls Short
About $455 has been raised for Christmas gifts for 600 local clients, less than half of last year's total of about $1,000 by this date. Grace Crowe of the Morgan County Department of Pensions and Security notes 14 clients are sponsored so far. donations or sponsorships can be arranged through the welfare office at 353-8181.
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Grace Crowe
Morgan County Department of Pensions and Security
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Christmas Need Drives Hillsboro Family to Seek Stove
Mrs. Dorothy McDaniel and her two children live in Hillsboro on $118 monthly welfare with no car or kitchen table. They cook on a wood stove in a small five room house and lack basic clothing and shoes for Randy and Jennie. Neighbors report the old stove is worn, and the family asks for help with a replacement stove and holiday support.
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Hillsboro
Dorothy McDaniel
Clyde Dutton
Wee Road
Decatur
East Acres
Tanner 1 Resident Sells Color TV With Daily-Ad
Tanner 1 resident L. L. Crow sells a RCA 25 inch color console TV in good condition for 150 dollars via a daily advertisement. The ad notes cheap rates and a phone contact 353 6230 and urges readers to place want ads for various items.
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