Inflation Still Threat Burns Warns Panel
Washington AP Burns told the House Banking Committee that the Fed’s policy is not aimed at stalling the recovery. He warned rising inflation remains a major risk and could trigger higher unemployment if unchecked. Labor Secretary Dunlop urged tax cuts for 1976, while Rep Patman questioned the Fed’s rate hikes and the impact on growth.
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Ford Won't Void Elderly Fund Cuts
President Ford rejected a Federal Council on Aging recommendation to reinstate cutbacks in federal funds for social services for the elderly. Council Chair Bertha Adkin warned the elderly face crisis levels of need as funding limits bite. Ford said he would reduce inflation burden and that government spending must be limited.
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Burna Rejects Requests for Economic Projections
Burna refused repeated requests by Rouse for projections on general growth, housing, unemployment, and inflation used by Fed policymakers. Reiss and Rep. Far nand St. Germain protested that forcing Congress to act with limited information hinders sound economic decisions.
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GM Rehiring More as Sales Rise in 1976 Outlook
GM says long term layoffs peak 137,500 in late February will fall to 75,000 by end of July, following its strongest mid month car sales in 14 months. Murphy forecasts industry sales above 10 million cars next year, with auto workers on open ended layoffs dropping below 100,000 by August. Chrysler begins second shift recall at Warren truck plant as long term layoffs fall to 16,900 from 51,500.
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Noisy Auction of Vintage Furniture In Glassboro Sale
A garbled listing describes an assortment of furniture pieces including Ernie baskets a wooden 3 pot wall display shelves standing plat boxes shell stands talaphore table standing tubs fern stands and other display fixtures from an unidentified sale in New Jersey.
Ford gets vets aid hike through Senate approval
Senate approved by voice vote a bill boosting disability payments to about 2 million veterans by 10 to 12 percent, exceeding the 5 percent plan. The first-year cost is 64.9 million dollars. The measure also adds 2 percent increases to widow's benefits and ties payments to disability ratings and wartime service.
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Esso Eastern Reaches Guam Overcharges Settlement
A major oil firm agreed to refund 838,5230 Guam customers for 1974 overcharges, announced by the Federal Energy Administration. FEA regional head William Arnie in San Francisco praised the decision for avoiding a legal fight and noted ESSO Eastern’s cooperation.
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Federal Energy Administration
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