Carter Signals Aggressive Push on Tax Cuts After Victory
President elect Jimmy Carter told a national audience from Plains that his narrow victory margin will not deter him from moving aggressively to fulfill campaign pledges. He floated a possible wage earner tax cut if the economy stays weak through Inauguration Day. He affirmed continuity in foreign policy, outlined cabinet selection by merit, and said a large energy program and tax reforms would follow with Democratic support.
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Plane collision over Long Beach kills two pilots
Two Long Beach area men died when two single engine Cessnas collided above the Long Beach Naval Station at 6 30 p m Witnesses described a midair explosion as one plane crashed into Seaside Way and Henry Ford Avenue The second plane landed in the surf near Bluff Park Pilot Dale Ratts 39 and passenger David Leighty 23 survived their sea landing The dead were Donald Wilkerson 42 of Seal Beach and Edward J Shaw 39 of Lakewood Both were General Telephone employees and licensed pilots The other survivor Thomas Steffey 28 of Long Beach was slightly injured
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Judge Rules Out TV Family Hour Policy
A federal judge ruled that NBC CBS and ABC along with the National Association of Broadcasters violated the First Amendment by adopting the early evening family viewing policy. U.S. District Judge Warren J Ferguson also said the FCC threatened action, and cautioned against adopting the policy or its equivalent. Hollywood figures hailed the decision while CBS and ABC planned appeals, NBC and NAB provided no comment.
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More heat and winds grip Long Beach area
Long Beach residents endured a fourth day of unseasonable heat as temperatures reached 95 and Santa Ana winds, up to 25 mph, swept the Southland. Forecasters promised relief with mid 80s and cooling breezes expected today.
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Southland Quake Swarm Persists Across Imperial Valley
A series of mild earthquakes centered near Brawley kept rattling the Imperial Valley from Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Caltech seismometers tracked aftershocks hours later as residents in San Diego reported calls. The largest felt quake reached about 4.9 on the Richter scale with no major damage beyond food shelves spilled in a market.
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Carter Wins 297 to 241 in Electoral Votes
Associated Press reports Carter end with 297 electoral votes and Ford 241 as Oregon and Ohio completed tabulation. Absentee ballots awarded Oregon six votes to Ford and Ohio 25 to Carter, with Carter totaling 40,291,000 nationwide and Ford 38,563,089. Carter leads Ohio by 7,573 with 2,000,083 to 1,992,460.
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Carter faces stalled economy and inflation risk
Washington reports a sluggish economy as Jimmy Carter prepares to assume office. Wholesale prices rose 0.6 percent in October with industrial costs up 1 percent led by fuel and auto products, while farm and food prices declined. Unemployment hovers near 7.5 percent and capacity utilization sits around 86 percent as advisers urge rapid stimulus to avoid further inflation.
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Weather continues warm and sunny with highs near 65
The forecast notes continued warm and sunny conditions today with daytime highs in the mid sixties and night lows in the 50s. Complete weather details are continued on Page C 13.
US Seoul relations chill as Korean scandal unfolds
The article reports tensions between the United States and Seoul as a political scandal in Korea unfolds on Page A-11, noting diplomatic strains and potential impacts on alliance dynamics.
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