05 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1976
Page
1
The government reports October unemployment up from 7.8 to 7.9 percent with 7.6 million jobless, while total employment falls to 87.8 million. Carter weighs a payroll tax cut as a possible stimulus amid the slowdown.
Readers receive tips on cleaning a stored rattan rocker using warm water detergent and a soft brush, plus notes on insulation facing and R values. The energy booklet from the National Bureau of Standards is available for 70 cents, with details on moisture barriers and vapor barriers.
Washington AP report outlines Jimmy Carter and Arthur Burns at odds over inflation and unemployment. Carter wants Fed actions to spur growth without inflation, while Burns prioritizes fighting inflation. Burns’ term lasts to Jan 31, 1978, limiting early changes to the Fed.
President-elect Jimmy Carter spoke in Plains Georgia amid final state tallies showing 297 electoral votes to win the presidency. Ford earned 241 votes with 38.56 million ballots cast, while Ohio's 25 votes pushed Carter over 270. Carter said he would pursue goals despite the slim victory.
Jimmy Carter, the 39th president elect, spoke at a post election news conference beside a rustic Douglasville depot, in Plains Georgia. The scene featured neighbors, a small crowd, and a unifying mood as he answered questions with ease and dignity.
Washington AP reports that Jimmy Carter declares the mandate broad-based and adequate after winning 297 electoral votes and 51 percent of the popular vote. He says his presidency will be judged by future results, not the margin, and aims for tax and welfare reform, government reorganization, and a balanced budget, with cautious pace on domestic programs.
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