Dalton Defends No Debate Stand Across Virginia Campaigns
Republican gubernatorial candidate John Dalton defended skipping a debate with Henry Howell at rallies in Baileys Crossroads and McLean. He accused Howell of dodging issues and using dirty accusations, including Nazi and Watergate comparisons. Dalton told supporters he would not engage in that style of campaigning.
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Inflation impact statements urged by Fed governor
Federal Reserve Governor David M. Lilly urged the government to require inflation impact statements on major program changes such as minimum wage and import limits. He spoke to the Virginia Council on Economic Education and argued inflation risks demand stronger disclosure akin to environmental statements.
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Prices Hurting Tobacco Industry in Georgia
At a federal task force meeting in Tifton, Georgia, Fred Voight chair of the Georgia Commodity Commission for Tobacco warns inflexible U S price supports raise auction prices and may hasten American tobacco’s loss of dominance in overseas markets. He notes U S share fell from over fifty percent in 1960 64 to about one third now, as exporters blame inflated prices for shrinking foreign markets.
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New Jobs for Refugees in a Vietnam War Film
In Valencia California Viet refugees find work in Go Tell The Spartans starring Burt Lancaster. Vo Nghia, 30, supports a family on welfare while landing his first U.S. acting job and facing earning limits. Spartan Productions uses PACE to place refugees in Los Angeles jobs amid waning federal funding.
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Carter weighs first veto to block Clinch River breeder plan
President Carter may veto a 6.7 billion energy bill to stop funding the Clinch River nuclear breeder reactor project. Energy Secretary Schlesinger cites White House opposition and lawmakers’ support for breeder funding. The House approved 317 to 47 with 150 million for the project. Senate versions differ.
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Mayor’s symbolic blow shatters glass at Paramount
Mayor Carole McClellan hailed downtown theatre revitalization plans but struck a glass ticket booth with a sledgehammer. The tile blow cracked the booth glass, sending ticket seller Vickie Vertel scrambling for cover. No injuries. The incident was to mark the start of a $168,000 restoration project.
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