Federal Reserve ends emergency credit controls
The Federal Reserve plans to phase out all emergency credit controls over the next month, signaling a return to normal buying. Retailers and economists anticipate only a gradual rise in consumer spending, with some caution about a rebound amid recession fears and high interest rates.
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Religion leads charitable giving in 1979 nationwide
UPI reports the American Association of Fund Raising Council says total gifts to charity rose to 43.3 billion in 1979 with religious giving at 20.14 billion, 46.5 percent of all donations. Educational, health, social welfare and corporate gifts also rose while individual giving reached 36.54 billion.
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