Muskie to push government jobs plan over Ford incentives
Democrats favor direct government jobs programs as the cure to unemployment, arguing taxpayers cannot afford not to. Senator Edmund Muskie, replying to President Ford's State of the Union, says unemployment is not only a business issue but a government one. He criticizes Ford’s foreign policy and covert military aid stance.
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Defense job growth seen in Pentagon forecast for 1977
The Pentagon projects defense industry jobs will rise to about 1.75 million next year, up from current levels, as a $100.1 billion fiscal 1977 budget boosts procurement by about $4 billion and development by $1.3 billion. Pentagon Comptroller Terence McClary cited that spending mix as lifting industry employment while lawmakers debate inflation and federal programs.
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Campaign spending ceilings rise with cost of living
Rising living costs push up federal campaign spending ceilings for presidential and congressional races under the new law. The CPI 7 percent gain raises the presidential limit to 107 million and the major party general election cap to 21.4 million, with federal matching funds potentially adding about 5 million per candidate in primaries and general. Senate and House limits also increase, with two-representative states boosted to 74,900 for primary and general contests, and one-representative states to be set by population figures forthcoming from the FEC.
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