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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1976
Page
8
The editorial argues Social Security faces growing deficits as benefits outpace tax revenues. It notes proposed fixes like removing the wage-benefit coupling and expanding the taxable wage base, while calling for Carter to prioritize restructuring to avert future costs and protect retirees.
The Auto Club of Southern California warns that New Year’s Eve is a peak risk time for drunk driving. Public safety manager Robert J. Cheney notes alcohol impairs judgment and coordination and lists telltale driving signs to watch for including weaving, wide swerves, slow center lane travel, erratic brake lights, and delayed stops.
Washington observers note a New Year shift as Mondale gains a stronger role in Cabinet selection and policy planning. Carter aims for a united executive, prioritizing the economy, defense budget cuts, and a steady approach to foreign affairs while managing White House control over Cabinet actions.
CIA agents have quietly inspected Alaska’s oil pipeline zones including Prudhoe Bay Valdez and Cook Inlet amid fears of foreign sabotage and insider threats. Senate investigators warn of gaps in federal and state safeguards as agencies clash over protection and crisis plans.
A newspaper photo shows a graduate with a job placard as a Labor Department forecast warns of a surplus of graduates through the mid 1920s causing employers to favor higher credentials for jobs not requiring college degrees. The piece notes youths under 21 rarely get regular adult jobs, with unemployment and related crime concerns rising among white and black youths and critiques welfare and public works approaches.
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