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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1980
Page
5
A Beacon Hill matron notes wealth means spendable cash, as rising asset values clash with inflation. The piece examines how stocks, homes, and savings are hard to tap, with refinancing and equity loans costly and interest spikes possible, leaving many Americans financially illiquid.
The piece notes that consumer resistance to big purchases like furniture and cars remains high even as markets rise. Surveys show items are postponable and households may cut back on travel and autos in a pinch. When assets grow, confidence can spur purchases, but saving funds and ongoing inflation may delay buying surges.
James Gerstenzang reports on a quiet Carter late presidency week with little public activity. Carter met Israeli Prime Minister Begin and West German Chancellor Schmidt, attended performances, hosted a Kennedy Center event, and enjoyed private meals at a Washington restaurant with Rosalynn Carter.
Ross Doyen president of the Kansas Senate has accepted the role as liaison between the National Conference of State Legislatures and Ronald Reagan's incoming administration. He will relay legislative priorities, with revenue sharing the top agenda item for federal-state relations.
On a quiet Tuesday in May 1979 with no president elect yet, Jimmy Carter kept a full public schedule from a security briefing with Brzezinski to an Israel Bond dinner and a landmark Alaska Lands Bill signing. In private he met advisers and planned upcoming talks, while fitting in jogging and tennis, giving a glimpse of an era before the White House press spotlight.
In Topeka AP reports the 1981 Kansas wheat crop remains fair with 95 percent emerged and limited grazing. Corn and soybean harvests are finished while sorghum is 99 percent done. Moisture remains short and range conditions are poor. Prices received indices show mixed gains from October to November 1979. Livestock prices dip from October to November.
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