Carter's Wait See Attitude On Spending Gains Praise
President elect Carter pursues a wait and see stance on tax cuts and spending measures. He backs cautious policy shaping, awaiting December data on unemployment and output, aiming to avoid premature actions while seeking balanced budgets and health and job programs.
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Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Alan Greenspan
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Hearst Homecoming Rings With Laughter
Patty Hearst returns home after release on bail as family and friends gather in Nob Hill. Al Johnson describes a joyful reunion with laughter, a first coffee and shrimp plate, and Hearst touring the apartment touching familiar rooms and art.
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Patty
Miss Hearst
al Johnson
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Metropolitan Correction Center
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Nob Hill
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hillsborough
Pat
Anne
Prayer Hotline Ad Promises Hand of God Support
A faith based appeal offers prayer with no strings attached. Call 454 4511 or write Prayers Answered P O Box 154 Jamestown NA 27282 to request intercession without giving a name. A recorder will respond and recipients are assured divine aid.
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Vote of thanks from Rachel Gray supporters
Dear voters thank you for participating in the recent election. The note applauds those who worked or waited in line to vote and expresses pride in Guilford leadership for North Carolina. It is signed by Rachel Gray and treasurer Robert E. Hauser on behalf of friends.
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North Carolina
Rachel Gray
Robert E. Hauser
Treas
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