Oil Prices Force Global Strain On Economies And Budgets
The rise in crude oil costs is described as the root of inflation and economic imbalance worldwide. Despite calls for balanced budgets, experts warn higher oil prices strain governments, balance of payments, and currencies, with potential rationing and energy conservation measures likely.
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Great Britain
Italy
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William Simon
Henry Kissinger
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Piedmont
Washington
Doublethink in Holshouser admin fuels waste vs efficiency
In a China Grove speech Gov Holshouser touts 13 000 new state jobs while claiming cuts in waste. Parkinsons Law and the Peter Principle explain how bureaucracy grows as offices expand. The governor’s staff rises to 28 with private offices, costly renovations, and plush facilities. The move clashes with an image of economy and integrity.
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China Grove
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Peter Princi
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Capitol
Jack Childs
Phil Kirk
Childs
Holfhouser
Black Political Power and the Black Caucus Workshop
The Congressional Black Caucus and the Joint Center for Political Studies plan a Washington workshop on 1975 black legislative priorities. The piece tracks black voting shifts from Republicans after the Civil War to Democrats after the New Deal, noting Ford's outreach to both Black Caucus members and Black Republicans and contrasting with past racial politics.
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Congressional Black Caucus
Joint Center For Political Studies
Washington, D.C
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ford
White House
Nixon's post presidency costs loom for taxpayers
Washington round up item reviews how Nixon’s private state costs may exceed 1 million dollars annually. Officials Art Sampson Roy Ash brokered an 850000 transition request trimmed to 393000 with pension and staff. Secret Service costs 622000 yearly plus estate protection. Numerous White House aides are detailed to Nixon with salaries paid by various agencies. Congress seeks full listing by Sept 23.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
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Art Sampson
Roy Ash
San Clemente
Sampson
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Ron Ziegler
Steve Bull
Ash
Ford
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Key Risedyne
Fla
Key Biscayne
White House
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Wiseacres
Elba West
Ray Price
Mike Sterlacci
Hose Mary Woods
Defense Department
National Parks Service
General Services Administration
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Montoya
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Adams Pinch H hits Life Of Carolina president post
Retired banker J Roscoe Adams serves as acting president of Life Assurance Company of Carolina after Grover H Cole’s death from cancer. The carrier seeks a permanent successor while investors face regional storm losses and local travel updates.
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J. Roscoe Adams
Life Assurance Company of Carolina
Grover H. Cole
Cole
Adams
Capitol Viewpoint on Justice Delivery System
The piece argues the justice delivery system shows disparity and subjective sentencing. It cites a Second Circuit survey where judges hand vastly different sentences for similar crimes. A Cleveland case where a LSD dealer received probation sparks backlash and a later re-arrest order, highlighting systemic flaws and calls for accountability.
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