Detroit Faces Fiscal Disaster as City Struggles
Detroit, the nation's fifth largest city, confronts severe budget gaps with 19,500 workers, 18.5 percent job cuts, and a planned $103 million deficit for the year. Mayor Coleman Young advocates state aid and possible tax or gambling measures as officials seek to avert deeper cuts while maintaining services amid rising crime and a shrinking tax base.
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Congress Returns With Veto On Its Mind
President Ford threatens veto on two bills this week as Congress reconvenes. The House and Senate expected to act on a grain inspection bill, a restructuring of the Federal Election Commission, and actions on foreign aid, budgets, day care standards, and Hatch Act revisions. Ford criticized one measure and warned of vetoes amid election year tensions.
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Four Generations Surprise Dorothy Hackstedde Birthday at Hamburger Stand
In Toledo, Ohio, a family surprised Dorothy Hackstedde with a 71st birthday at a hamburger stand she has visited daily for 15 years. Mrs. Martha Bollinger said her mother had her husband bring a hamburger home when she was ill and unable to go out.
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