NEXT ROUND INFLATION RISES OVER BUDGET PLAN
Editor comments on a $20 billion economic stimulation program and its inflationary risks. Carter’s stance and concerns about purchasing power and fixed incomes frame a debate about balancing the budget versus stimulus. Analysts cite 7 percent unemployment and gains in GNP as a sign of growth into 1978. Published in Nashville News.
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Jimmy Carter
Washington
Business Council
Nashville News
Tremor Measured At 3 8 Near Mena Arkansas
An earthquake near Mena Arkansas was recorded at about 3.8 on the Richter scale by St Louis University. No injuries reported. One homeowner reported two hairline cracks in his house. The National Weather Service said the tremor occurred at 6 10 p m and lasted five to ten seconds. Felt mainly in Polk County and as far west as Zaphria Oklo.
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Mena
Ark
Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Department
St. Louis University
National Weather Service
Little Rock
Polk County
Zaphra
Oklo
Rabies cases rise as Arkansas reports bites exceed last year
The Arkansas Health Department reports over 530 people bitten by animals with rabies or suspected rabies. Dr. Harvie R. Ellis notes incidents ahead of last year’s count. Vaccination compliance for dogs and cats is down this year, with rabies-positive animals including 39 skunks, four bats, a cat, a horse and a cow.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
Arkansas
Harvie R. Ellis
Division of Veterinary Public Health
Department
Mediation Effort Under Way in Assen Terror Siege
Two mediators named by Dutch officials prepare to open talks with seven to ten gunmen holding at least 59 hostages in Assen and Bovensmilde. The women are widow Tous Faber and Dr Hassan Tan, both linked to the South Moluccan exile leadership, with aims to end the two sieges peacefully.
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Assen
Netherlands
Holland
Tous Faber
Justice Ministry
Beilen
Tan
Faber
Bovensmilde
Carter in Peru visits countryside and talks with Morales Bermudez
Mrs. Carter travels to the Peruvian countryside to rest at a rural inn and visit an agricultural research complex during a 13 day Latin American mission. She and President Morales Bermudez spoke warmly at the presidential palace and discussed arms control and civilian rule plans.
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Lima
Peru
Rosalynn Carter
Francisco Morales Bermudez
Rosa
Houston man faces assault charges after Memphis airport shooting
Samuel A. Cammarata, 47, of Houston, fired during a scuffle at Memphis International Airport and is charged with assault with intent to murder and carrying a pistol. A bystander was lightly injured by a stray bullet fragment. Three other men charged with assault and battery. Cammarata released on bond and due in City Court Monday.
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Memphis, Tenn
Houston
Tex
Memphis International
Memphis
Samuel A. Cammarata
Cammarata
Professional Management International
Esther Morris
Lee’s Summit, Mo
Jack Gail
Wheeling
Dante Grassi
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Gail
Grassi
Martin House
Casino Records, Inc
Memphis Recording Company
James
Tim”’ Schaeffer
Doctor faces fraud charge in Mississippi arraignment
Dr Reuben Chrestman Jr of Helena Arkansas and Dundee Mississippi is to be arraigned in U S District Court on 65 federal mail fraud counts alleging schemes to defraud Medicaid Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mississippi Medicare and Travelers Insurance Co The indictment says he billed for drugs not provided or overcharged and submitted backdated invoices to support claims He denies the charges and pleads innocent
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Oxford
Miss
Helena
Ark
Dundee
Reuben Chrestman Jr
U.S
Chrestman
Medicaid Commission
Medicare
Registration Monday Final registration at HSU set for 5 30 p m June 6
Final registration for Hen derson State University classes is scheduled for 5 30 p m June 6 at Red River Vocational Technical School Officials from HSU will be present to register collect fees and sell books Freshman English Geography State and Local Government US History and Fundamental Math are offered on specified nights Regular classes will meet at this time according to J W Rowe director
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Henderson State University
Red River Vocational Technical School
HSU
J.W. Rowe
Joint Committee On Printing
Denver Dickerson
Government
Ister
Printing costs soar as Congress lags in automation
Congress faces rising printing costs topping 100 million this year due to outdated methods and an eight story plant built in 1901. A senatorial commission warns automation could save 15 to 25 million annually, yet front end copying and bill drafting remain manual.
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Washington
Congress
Senatorial Commission
New York State
Congressional
Legislative Branch
Senate
J.A. Haley
Congressional Record
House
Commission On the
Government
GPO
Senate Commission
Albert J. Abrams
McCormick
District of Co
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