Inflation crisis blamed on deficits and weak productivity
The piece argues rapid inflation stems from multi billion dollar deficits and sluggish capital formation. It notes Proxmire efforts blocked, Congress plans add 81 billion in next year, windfall taxes expected, and calls for spending cuts, budget balance, and tax policies to boost investment and production.
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Americans Hold Highest Living Standard Among Major Nations
University of Pennsylvania economists report Americans have the highest per capita consumption among major industrial nations. They note France, West Germany, Great Britain, Japan and Italy lag behind, but warn that rising capital formation in those countries could close the gap within 20 years.
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Letters to the Editor corrects gift origin for Johnson honors
Nancy Lloyd asserts the Winchester educational family funded the gift to Superintendent Jacob Johnson, expanding the attribution beyond Winchester teachers and administrators. The writer thanks participants including school board members and city officials who contributed to the success.
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Stansfield Turner’s Last Stand in SALT II Debate
Washington report on CIA Director Stansfield Turner whose secret briefing counter to President Carter’s SALT II verification pledge threatens White House strategy. Turner outlines possible Soviet cheating scenarios and questions enforceability, risking a dramatic stand as the Senate weighs ratification.
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Small Investment, Large Dividends
Mr. Feltner urges Winchester and Frederick County residents to back a Building Fund campaign for a new Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad facility. The plan seeks 3500000 to expand services, with the squad covering the rest from savings, highlighting 44922 calls since 1958 and a year of 10 daily average responses.
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Energy Crisis Blame Saga in Washington
Washington faces blame games over gas rationing as President Carter and House lawmakers clash after the standby gas plan was rejected 246-159. Carter condemns political timidity while House Democrats battle budget deadlines and policy clarity amid looming energy tensions.
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Frustration Mounts Over Gas Crisis Debate
The president and Congress face blame for a poisonous gas crisis atmosphere. Carteroods راه. The piece argues the public must cut fuel use amid a world of limited critical fuels, with neither side finding real accountability.
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