Good Bad And Ugly Of Economy
A broad AP outlook notes forecasters predict lower interest rates and inflation, yet warn a recession and higher unemployment may accompany any gains. Analysts warn 1929-like declines could recur, urging Americans to expect slower activity, tighter budgets, and a shift in the classic American dream amid prolonged hardship.
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Schultze
National Press Club
Winston
Houston
United States
Academe
America
Israeli troops widen Lebanon incursion to block raids
Israeli reinforcements moved into southeastern Lebanon backing a cross border thrust aimed at halting Palestinian guerrilla raids. More than 300 troops crossed the frontier with tanks and armored vehicles deployed near Markabe and Kounin as U N peacekeepers reported digging in east of Shakra. An attack on a Misgav Am nursery killed three Israelis, including an infant, with raiders identified as members of the Arab Liberation Front.
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Israel
Lebanon
Timur Goksel
U.N
Beirut
Markabe
Kounin
Shakra
van Snogten
Carter
Washington
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Misgav Am
Missouri Senator Eyes Canada Grain Embargo Probe
Missouri Senator Thomas Eagleton says a congressional subcommittee will investigate claims that Canada may be disregarding President Carter's grain embargo to the Soviet Union. He noted possible extra shipments and said the evidence will be reviewed within 10 days in a meeting with Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland. Eagleton warned of firm action if the Soviet effort to capture Middle East oil escalates.
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Missouri
Thomas Eagleton
Canada
Carter
Soviet Union
Eagleton
Senate Agricultural Appropriations
University of Missouri- Columbia
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Missouri Democrat
America
Persian Gulf
Middle East
Legislative Highlights Gas Tax Dies In Defeat
The plan to raise motor fuel taxes to fund highway renovations failed as Senate Majority Leader Norman Gaar admitted the effort died after Democratic support faded. The proposal would have raised eight cent gasoline and ten cent diesel taxes, with incremental increases through 1983, aiming to collect $30 million next year and $76 million annually by 1983. Also noted: motor vehicle tax measures, adult abuse reporting approval, a Gardner fire damage incident, nursing home abuse case coverage, and opposition to a severance tax on oil proposed by Senate Minority Leader Jack Steineger.
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Norman Gaar
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House
Jack Steineger
Steineger
Kansas
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