Growth stage seen as economy surpasses recovery
Julius Shishkin of the Bureau of Labor Statistics told Congress that April created 710000 new jobs and left employment at 874 million, arguing the economy is in a growth stage beyond recovery. He warned against inflating deficits to fund stimulus, noting inflation risks and the need for closer scrutiny of budget projections.
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Health Group Acts Spitefully at UN Assembly
The World Health Organization assembly rejected an expert committee report on Palestinian health services in Israeli occupied territories. The committee found slow but steady improvements since 1967, a conclusion US representative Dr Paul Erlich Jr. called retrutive and unsound. The decision limits dialogue between Middle East parties, hindering peace efforts.
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Americans Wally and Gene Almost Wrecked Horse Racing in 1967
A bronze plaque is to be cemented at the Ashoka Hotel in New Delhi to honor Walter Lehmann Sr. and Eugene Kroll for a notorious betting caper in October 1967. The escapade involved mistaken signals, a phantom finish, and a huge trifecta windfall that drew Indian officials and secret service attention.
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GOP Rifts Threaten GOP Bid for White House
A columnist laments Republican infighting between Ford and Reagan factions, arguing the split endangers the party's 1976 White House chances. The piece suggests Democratic victory in November is possible if the party cannot unite. It notes Reagan's challenge has divided a minority GOP and risks losing the base.
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Reagan Should Have Sat This One Out, Tully Says
Andrew Tully argues Reagan, though decent and capable, should have abstained from the candidacy as it divides the GOP. He warns Carter’s New York nomination could pull center voters, citing polls where Ford and Reagan supporters might back Carter. He warns party disunity could hand victory to the Democrats if Republicans desert their candidate.
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Carter favored to win despite Ford Reagan tussle
In a wide field of primaries Carter is seen as the likely next president, with Ford in a stronger position than Reagan. The piece notes the primaries tested candidates and shaped a centrist Democratic path, while Ford’s appeal rests on post Watergate stability and a cautious electorate seeks results over rhetoric.
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Taxpayer Defined as Government Worker Exemption Claim
An editorial note in the Greenfield Iowa Free Press argues a taxpayer is defined as someone who does not need to pass a civil service exam to work for the government. The statement reflects a view on civil service tests and public employment.
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