Analysts deem Carter goals unrealistic in 1981 outlook
New York AP reports analysts from academia business and Wall Street doubt the 1981 goals for 45 percent unemployment, 4 percent inflation and a balanced budget. Critics warn growth rates needed are unprecedented and inflation could worsen, challenging simultaneous rapid expansion and price stability.
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New York
Charles L. Schultze
Council of Economic Avisers
Schultze
Brookings Institution
George Perry
Perry
Robert J. Gordon
Northwestern University
Gordon
Academe
Business
Wall Street
Hot Weather Hurts Billys Peanut Business
Billy Carter says hot dry weather is hurting his peanut business while his service station still sees high demand. He spoke at a benefit party at Tom T Hall’s Nashville home where $50 a person proceeds go to the Nashville Humane Association.
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Nashville, Tenn
Billy Carter
Carter
Tom T. Hall
Nashville
Hall
Nashville Humane Assn
Senator McClellan Improves After Illness
Senator John McClellan, 81, is improving and not facing critical heart problems according to cardiologist Dr Edward Massie. Massie said McClellan is resting at Baptist Medical Center and could be released within a week to resume Senate duties.
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Little Rock
Ark
John McClellan
Edward Massie
McClellan
Baptist Medical Center
Arkansas Democrat
Massie
Senate
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