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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1976

Page

6

Burns Warns of Omens of Inflation Overtaking Recovery

Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns warned Congress of very troublesome signs of a new inflation spike that could slow growth. He urged a target of zero inflation and noted wholesale prices rising about 9 percent in late 1975. Greenspan echoed the warning as danger to the economic recovery.

Washington Arthur F. Burns Federal Reserve Board Congress Burns House Appropriations Committee Ford Administration Alan Greenspan President’s Council of Economic Advisers Joint Economic Committee of Congress Greenspan Ford White Rose

Safest year on record for U.S. commercial aviation

The NTSB reports 1975 saw 42 airline accidents causing 124 deaths, the lowest fatality figure since 1957. Despite a rise in private plane accidents, overall commercial crashes declined for the 11th straight year, with Eastern Airlines 727 crash victims among the total.

Chicago U.S National Transportation Safety Board NTSB Eastern Airlines Kennedy —_ International Airport New York

Federal Reserve Signals Cautious Path on Money Growth

The official outlined a course of moderation on credit and money growth for 1976, stressing restraint to avoid rekindling inflation. He also indicated openness to a one year public works program if feasible to start and end within that period.

Tion Burns

Public gloom persists as recession fears loom in 1976

A Harris survey shows 79 percent believe the economy is in recession, 54 percent expect it to continue through 1976, and 72 percent report rising prices. Unemployment worries affect 53 percent, while only modest optimism exists about personal finances. Investors remain cautious, with low expected stock participation, contrasting with institutional market buoyancy.

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