Addressing Violence at Home in Community Effort
High Point YWCA hosts a seminar on battered wives, urging society to reject wife beating as unacceptable. Experts note impact on children, low self esteem, and economic ties, and promote a shelter program funded by a federal grant plus preventative community action.
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High Point Ywca
YWCA
Accountants on the Hill and Across Borders
A survey of accountants facing tighter scrutiny by Congress and the SEC. It notes past scandals like Penn Central and Equity Funding, the push for self reform, and the rise of international standards amid domestic and global complexities.
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Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Penn Central
United States
Senate
Harold M. Williams
Commission
Equalization tax could lift gasoline bills, warn critics
Letters to the Enterprise argue that the crude oil equalization tax hidden in Carter's energy plan could add as much as 7 cents per gallon by 1980, raising overall gasoline costs while potentially boosting imports. Critics say refunds are misaligned and burdens fall on farmers and truckers.
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House
Ways and Means
OPEC
White House
Congress
Joint Committee On Taxation
Tip”’ O'Neill
House of Representatives
Spy shenanigans and oil price squeeze hit headlines
Washington round up reports on CIA and Air Force secrecy detailing Laotian missions and a botched CIA assassination. It also notes oil companies cutting summer discounts, risking higher heating costs after winter. Rep. Alvin Baldus demands explanations from oil firms.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Carter
Ft. Belvoir
Indochina
Laos
Pentagon
Air Force
Thailand
CIA
United States
Udorn
U.S
Japan
China
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Alvin Baldus
D-Wis
U.S. Economy Shows Resilient Hiring and Growth Signals
The economy shifts from rapid first-half gains to a steadier second-half pace yet broad positives persist. Job growth remains strong with about 400,000 new jobs monthly and a shrinking concern over rising rates as the money supply cools. Agricultural prices ease amid bumper crops and a eight-year high budget surplus supports cautious optimism for 1977 and 1978.
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U.S
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