Actor Charles Boyer Dies in Arizona Hospital
Charles Boyer famed Warner Bros star and Continental leading man died at a Phoenix hospital after being found unconscious at his home. He would have turned 79, heart attack suspected, autopsy planned. Boyer and his wife Patricia, who died shortly before him, lived in Paradise Valley. Child Michael died in 1965. Graveside rites planned in Inglewood California.
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Farm costs spark Sunbelt Frostbelt debate says Clayton
Austin Texas AP reports Speaker Bill Clayton a West Texas farmer warns the farm economy cannot endure a prolonged regional battle. He cites shrinking farmland, rising farm input costs and higher energy and freight expenses while noting farmers lose purchasing power amid inflation, questioning how long they can stay viable.
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Policy toward dollar still same in Carter era
Washington reports a persistent mood without policy change as the Carter administration limits backstop actions for the sinking dollar. Analysts cite trade deficits and inflation as main causes, with IMF loans, export promotion, and wage price restraint among potential options. Inflation outpacing deficits prompts currency shifts toward nations with lower inflation like Japan and Germany.
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