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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1976
Page
3
The Business Council predicts 5 percent economic growth for next year with modest inflation and unemployment declines. Personal income rose 0.5 percent in September to an annual rate of 1.39 trillion dollars, aided by a strong payroll surge.
A federal official says most areas halting swine flu inoculations are restarting them after studies show elderly deaths were coincidental to vaccination. Dr. David J. Sencer of the CDC told reporters in Washington that many places are returning to immunization activities.
President Ford avoided directly denying John Dean's claim that he spoke with a Nixon lobbyist about blocking an early Watergate inquiry. Ford noted his 1973 confirmation hearings and said he would not judge Dean's allegations, while Democrats urged a probe by Special Prosecutor Charles Ruff.
Jimmy Carter and aides weighed requesting equal television time to respond to President Ford who blasted Carter for criticizing U S foreign and defense policy. Carter watched Ford's news conference in New York and said his criticism did not target the nation. Powell said the campaign would study a transcript to decide if FCC equal time is justified. Carter later praised Ford's defense of nuclear policy while noting Ford expected a debate without Carter present.
President Ford outlined his personal finances during a nationally broadcast news conference. He described multiple bank accounts and transfers to cover family expenses including a $1,167 repayment check, and he stressed that no improprieties have been found and he has never overdrafted.
The Ford administration says four Soviet underground tests since July were within the agreed strength with the United States though near the upper limit. Some may exceed 150 kilotons by a slim margin, but precision in measurement is unreliable. Officials note a 20 percent margin of error in US estimates and fault the Russians for testing close to the ceiling while respecting only the letter, not the spirit, of the treaty.
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