Inflation fight: It's vital to dollar, says Carter stance
A Copley News Service column from September 20, 1978 argues President Carter abandons fighting inflation by slowing the economy and warns the dollar will weaken. It cites economists predicting higher inflation and interest rates, a possible 1979 recession, and a dollar flood from abroad.
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Defense Department pulls back on Navy cruise missile program
The decision to cancel binding for production of the Navy cruise missile threatens national security and SALT II prospects. President Carter stresses lower cost unmanned subsonic missiles to counter the Soviet challenge, warning the move undermines U.S. strategic advantage and bargaining position.
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Carter victory cited in halting nuclear arms spread
The report credits President Carter with a nuclear nonproliferation victory. France canceled a lucrative Pakistan reprocessing plant deal after Pakistan rejected changes to prevent pure plutonium production. India’s civilian reactor program looms as a deterrent while West Germany continues risky sales to Brazil.
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Ford's bipartisan stance on Turkey arms embargo and canal talks
Former President Gerald Ford urged lifting the Turkey arms embargo after Carter sought backing. Ford argued the move was right for America, influencing Republicans to join in a pivotal policy shift. The note highlights Turkey's NATO role, military strength, and strategic geography amid Cold War tensions.
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13 parental commandments from Wallace Terry's children
Wallace Terry shares his teenagers Wally and Lisa's 13 commandments for parents. They urge concern, manners, homework help, fair allowances, shared humor, privacy, frank dating talks, consistency, explanations for decisions, fair discipline, listening to children, expressing frustrations calmly, and慎.
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Postal worker Web Newton returns home after heart attack recovery
The town notes Web Newton, the diligent postal worker, is home from the hospital recuperating from a heart attack. A Columbus Day holiday caused mail delays and a calendar mix up after Bill Robinson shuffled birthday and anniversary cards to be mailed on set dates, leading to early salutations for some residents.
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