Honeymoon Replies on Christmas Shopping Start
A couple discuss timing for Christmas shopping. The bride says she is on her honeymoon and not worrying about it, while the groom suggests they will begin next week after returning home.
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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1983
Page
5
A couple discuss timing for Christmas shopping. The bride says she is on her honeymoon and not worrying about it, while the groom suggests they will begin next week after returning home.
A personal diary style note describes holiday shopping overindulgence. The writer boasts purchases for self in a season of gifts and plans to finish buying by budgeting next month while confessing self indulgence.
The writer jokes about rationalizing holiday spending and forecasts a delayed gift exchange. They reflect on guessing shoe sizes, changing musical tastes, and using stationery, photos, and plant hangers to cope with a lack of money. They propose moving gift giving to post tax refunds, August, or January after sales.
As Congress left Washington for the holidays the nation faced a record 200 billion dollar deficit with no agreement on cuts or revenue hikes. Sen Pete Domenici and I proposed an 86 billion dollar three year plan to bend the deficit downward, but the effort failed and lawmakers pressed speeches rather than solutions.
The Domenici-Chiles deficit plan failed in the Senate with 33 votes and Congress stalled in the House as leadership blocked a vote. The speaker warns that continued deficit spending will raise interest rates and drain private borrowing while urging voters to pressure their representatives to push for deficit reduction after the recess.
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