Fate and finance frame a restless 1970s shift
The piece traces how promises by the 1976 presidential candidate faltered under inflation and defense pressures. It notes halting unemployment goals, restrained spending, and delayed social reforms while NATO's New York talks foresee a $100 billion uplift in military spending next decade, delaying U.S. deficit goals yet offering cautious hope for corrective action.
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Navy
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U.S
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New York City
Carter
Education paying off boosts black incomes in study
Rand Corporation study for NSF finds that educated Black entrants now earn about 90 percent of white peers with similar schooling and are likely to maintain gains through their careers. Yet parity with whites in total income remains distant, with projections of 30 to 40 years of continued slow progress.
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Rand Corporation
National Science Foundation
Turned Penny Fancies Into A Collector’s Conflicted Tale
A narrator describes a lifelong coin collecting obsession that spiked after a lull. He confesses urges to shoplift from penny jars and even plot kidnapping of a coin dealer, debates the lure of trading and the history of money, and explains coin related terms from numismatics and etymology.
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Oye Meng
Bobby
Barbs and Collecting Collective Nouns Noted
A fragmentary quote laden excerpt explores how some view accidents and misfortunes as part of a broader collection of collective nouns. It reflects on desire and toil, asserting happiness comes from work, attributed to Elbert Hubbard.
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Elbert Hubbard
Pontius Pilate
Georgia Carter connection aids ex-general Paris in Rapier bid
The article profiles Joel B. Paris III, veteran Air Force general and Atlanta businessman, hired by British Aerospace Dynamics Group as a 1500 dollar per month consultant to promote the Rapier miss ile to U S government personnel. It notes Paris’ Carter connection history and his stance against cronyism in government.
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Paris
Carter
Georgia
Georgia Air National Guard
British Aerospace Dynamics Group
U.S. Army
Army
British Aerospace
Atlanta
Georgia International Services, Inc
Record high costs push home prices and rents higher
John Cunniff reports on rising home and rent prices driven by urban market pressures. The National Association of Realtors notes existing single family homes median has climbed to 48,200, up 14.08 percent in a year, while rents rise and savings associations show buyers seek bargains, with many purchases under 30,000 contrasted by others above 70,000.
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National Association of Realtors
U.S. League of Saving Associations
Jose Benedict
U.S. League
Ecenter
Joseph Timilty
National Commission On Neighborhoods
Carter
Washington lobbyists ride Carter era wave from Atlanta firms
In Washington the heart of influence beats for Carter era access. Georgia connected lobbyists public relations consultants show rising business as Alston Miller Gaines and Sutherland Asbill Brennan expand offices. Powell A Moore notes strong activity while King Spalding resists Washington expansion. Georgia watchers weigh White House sway.
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Carter
Washington
Atlanta
Alston, Miller & Gaines and Sutherland
Asbill & Brennan
Georgia
Powell A. Moore
Ting
Moore
White House
King & Spalding
Beef import surge unsettles cattle prices and policy debate
Washington commentary criticizes a 200 million pound increase in meat imports for the rest of the year, on top of existing imports. It argues the move will depress cattle prices and complicate herd rebuilding, warns of inflation spillover, and calls for tighter import controls and accurate accounting of imports from Australia New Zealand Mexico and Canada.
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Australia
New Zealand
Mexico
Canada
Virgin Islands
Snyder Daily News archive details and pricing notes
The fragment lists publication details for The Snyder Daily News of Snyder Texas, including print schedule, subscription rates, and staff names Roy McQueen and Wacil McNair as editors, with Associated Press membership noted.
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Ad Sounties
Texas
Roy McQueen
Wacil McNair
Associated Press
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