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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1976
Page
10
Washington column analyzes British Labour's socialist stance and its impact on industry. It cites the Ford Dagenham strike and labor leaders role, noting Callaghan's critique of spending, inflation, and unemployment. The piece links UK labor policy to U.S. echoes and warns against 'confetti money' policies.
A San Francisco janitor complains of earning less than federal workers. The piece notes the 1968 equal pay formula raises blue collar wages, with most workers in higher steps. It cites potential $10 billion federal savings if Ford’s restructuring bill passes.
Democratic struggles over late planning and bungled registration hinder Carter's campaign. Aragon and Strauss face backlash as registration lags targets in 14 crucial states. COPE and unions are expected to mobilize, but success hinges on Carter’s immediate, vigorous leadership and a self-driven GOTV push.
The piece explains how interest rates on loans change daily across banks and customers. It advises shopping around and notes that competition, service charges, and other costs influence the true cost of money beyond the headline rate. It also suggests comparing deposits, loan costs, and related services to choose the best overall deal.
Anthony Lewis argues that Carter’s Deep South roots could redefine national politics through southern backing and reconciliation. He contrasts Nixon’s racist law and order strategy with a progressive southern path led by Carter and allies like Askew and Bumpers, stressing a potential countrywide shift if the South re joins the mainstream.
The piece explains money supply movements and how they affect loan costs. It notes that large borrowers feel the impact most, but small borrowers are touched too as banks adjust loan terms. Internal bank factors and loan officer judgment also shape credit pricing. It warns that borrowers may seek cheaper offers elsewhere.
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