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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1977

Page

10

Plain language drive edges into federal communications

Editorial argues for simple English in government notices and rules. It notes a Department of Energy push for clear written policy, H E W with a five year program to rewrite about 6000 pages, and Carter backing the effort while Congress and bureaucrats resist.

Don Graff Department of Energy James R. Schlesinger Department of Health, Education and Welfare Washington Carter Congress

Americans End-Year Spending Boom Fueled by Food and Gifts

Americans surged into holiday shopping with a spending binge in late year, driven by food and drink purchases. November food store sales rose 2.9 percent from October and eating and drinking places gained 2.1 percent after a weak October, signaling strong consumer confidence and rising use of credit amid optimism for 1978.

New York Citibank

Dec 28 1977 in History A concise list of events

On this date many milestones are noted from 1836 Spain recognizing Mexico, to 1846 Iowa’s statehood, 1856 Woodrow Wilson’s birth, 1869 gum patent, 1942 Calcutta bombing, 1962 Kennedy’s Miami visit, 1964 Saragat presidency, a 1964 65 World Fair loss, 5 years ago Truman burial, 1 year ago South Africa riots, plus Earl Hines birthday and Brandeis quote.

Associated Press Spain Mexico Iowa Woodrow Wilson Stanton William Semple Mount Vernon Ohio Calcutta John Kennedy Miami Fidel Castro Giuseppe Saragat Italy Harry Truman Truman Independence South Africa Earl Hines U.S. Supreme Court Louis Brandeis

World Almanac Q A on America's Cup and polio vaccine

Question style quiz item asks three prompts about the Americas Cup trophy return history the UVA Thomas Jefferson medal fields and polio vaccine development. It asks who developed the oral polio vaccine in 1955 and provides multiple choice options.

University of Virginia Jonas Salk Salk Enders Sabin

Department of Labor Updates Dictionary of Occupational Titles

The Department of Labor revises its dictionary to remove gendered terms. Three thousand entries are updated from 1965 to remove ex connotations, with draftsman becoming drafter and bat handler replacing bat boy. The edition adds over two thousand new occupations reflecting societal change.

Department of Labor

Indispensable Tax Aide Woodworth Dies at 51

Lawrence N. Woodworth died December 7 after a stroke. He drafted President Carter’s tax program and served as assistant secretary of the Treasury for tax policy. A longtime staffer on the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, he linked House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committee members and staff.

Washington NEA Lawrence N. Woodworth Larry Woodworth Carter Woodworth Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Capitol Hill House Ways and Means Committee Senate Finance Committee Senate Finance Russell Long Ways and Means

Woodworth remembered as pivotal tax policy broker in Carter era

Washington’s Larry Woodworth, a trusted tax policy expert who bridged House Senate rifts, advised President Carter and Treasury’s Long Ullman. His death at 59 clouds the administration’s push for tax reform, as colleagues call him irreplaceable for his Capitol Hill knowhow and nonpartisan stance.

Ullman Congres House Senate Woodworth Capitol Hill Carter Long Treasury Congress Hill Larry Treasury Department

Abzug's Widening Rift in Women's Movement Stirs Debate

Washington column examines Bella Abzug at a Houston rally where her allies praised economic and social aims but critics warn her tactics risk alienating moderate women. The piece details a State Department funded handout branding Mormons and the Klan, Abzug’s deny and the commission's fallout, including mail privileges pulled and internal tensions at the commission.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Middle America Bella Abzug Houston Bella Far John Birch Society Ku Kluxan Mormon Church State Department Klan First Utah Wyoming U.S Kay Clarenbach Women’s Year Commission Commission Clarenbach

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