Carter economic goals seem impossible by 1961 study says
An Economics Committee staff study warns President Carter cannot simultaneously reach three goals inflation reduction unemployment cut and balanced budget by 1961 using computer models. It notes that even with restrictive policy the unemployment rate would rise and inflation persist, while industrial output showed a slower growth pace in July with durable goods leading gains.
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West Germany cites constitution in handling Kappler extradition
Bonn Italy seeks extradition of Herbert Kappler the 70 year old former Gestapo commander from Rome who ordered the Ardeatine Caves massacre. German Justice Ministry says extradition of a German national abroad is forbidden under the constitution while a nationwide police alert is issued for Kappler now in West Germany amid terminal cancer.
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Bus bomb injures eight in Afula, Israel
An explosion aboard a packed bus in Afula wounded eight people, Arabs and Jews among the victims. The device detonated as the bus arrived from Nazareth, with police detaining Arabs aboard or nearby. Officials termed the act likely Arab terrorism and urged vigilance after a rash of similar attacks.
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Tonry vows to return from federal prison term
Tonry, a Democrat, begins a 12 month sentence for violating the new federal campaign spending law. He renders at the federal prison camp near Maxwell Air Base in Montgomery. Among inmates is former Gen. John Mitchell, serving time for Watergate, a factor in enacting the campaign finance law. Attorney Donry and Wayne Mumphrey accompany him.
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Lottery results from Maryland and Pennsylvania drawings
Baltimore numbers game daily lottery draw Monday produced 84 3 with eight four three. Pittsburgh Pennsylvanias daily lottery produced seven zero three.
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Local Home Remedies Ad Promotes Free Trial Water
An advertisement touts a free trial of a moisture improving product titled soft lil luied water. It invites readers to use the item at home and mentions a contact number 733-6191 for more details.
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Airlines cut fares to London in new off season deal
Six airlines in the International Air Transport Association set off season New York to London fares at 1 one way and 256 round trip with 2 000 seats weekly each way aboard Trans World and Pan American. Rates in London would be 4 pounds and 143 podhds due to tariffs and exchange rate shifts. Freddie Laker plans nightly service from September with higher fares, while IATA announced lower APEX fares and a charter option for cheaper U.S.-Europe travel.
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WE DAILY BAL address and pricing notice
WE DAILY BAL established 1308 provides publication details and mailing info. It lists delivery days, address in Slagerstown with ZIP 21743, rates for various subscription periods, and mentions AP news dissemination to other papers.
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Ford Kissinger to be briefed on canal pact
Carter seeks GOP support for new Panama Canal treaty and arranged briefings for former President Ford and Henry Kissinger. Linowitz and Gen George Brown traveled to Ford’s Colorado home to review the agreement, viewed as broadly consistent with Ford era negotiations, with Ford aides hinting a 60-40 odds to back the pact. Powell described Ford’s awareness and the briefing as a courtesy, not a demand, noting Nixon and Ford receive regular national security briefings.
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