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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1976
Page
2
The page lists staff roles for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal including General Manager Jay Harris, Editor Kenneth May, Associate Editor Robert C. McVay, and circulation manager, with Associated Press and delivery details. It notes the paper is a second class postage publication in Lubbock Texas.
Carter meets with 16 businessmen and economists in Plains on December 1 to discuss a possible 15 billion dollar one time consumer tax cut. Some favor splitting relief between consumers and business while Rep Ullman pushes for selective incentives rather than broad tax cuts.
A humorous account of attending a Washington Redskins game with a boy named John, detailing prices and seating, followed by briefs on Carter era economic talks, ACDA staffing disputes, Ford reflection on Delaware, and Carter poised to select a conventional Democratic national chairman under Kirbo influence.
Jay Harris surveys Italy amid inflation and political shifts, noting Rome's Marxist mayor and a nation at a crossroads. He highlights Rome’s art, history, and modern amenities while warning that rising costs and social change threaten its allure and stability.
The piece questions whether Carter camp statements on tax cuts and economic policy are real or for show. It notes Bert Lance of the OMB floated a likely tax cut next year while Carter seeks careful review and ongoing transition choices. It urges decisive early actions to avoid a lame duck period.
Spaniards go to the polls Wednesday to decide on a single question: Do you approve the political reform bill and a new constitution, with a nationwide assembly to be elected next year. The vote faces pressure from King Juan Carlos and Suarez government, while opposition parties split between yes and no.
Carter shifts stance after two years of claims about the economy. He meets with 16 advisers and aims to push growth to six percent, curb unemployment, and work with industry while weighing tax cuts and spending. He signals caution while Ford remains in power and privately invites ideas from Democrats.
L M Boyd jokes about theater marquees needing imagination with spoof pairings like Earthquake and The Towering Inferno billed as Shake and Bake. He riffs on possible taglines such as Two Falls Out of Three for The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea and The Man Who Fell to Earth, Here, Kitty, Kitty for The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Buck Stops Here for The Shootist and Bambi, Birdbath for Blackbird and Shampoo, and notes that three out of four obscene callers are men under thirty.
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