Freeze on withdrawals at Community Savings and Loan
A 20 day withdrawal freeze is in place at Community Savings and Loan in Annapolis as officers seek buyers for real estate subsidiaries Equity Programs Investment Corp. Gov. Harry Hughes imposed the order Monday following a request from bank president Clayton McCuistion who cited growing customer lines and disturbances at branches.
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Community Savings and Loan
Washington
Harry Hugheson
Clayton McCuistion
Community
Equity Programs Investment Corp
Federal Deposit Insurance
San Francisco Approves Clause In Growth Control Plan
San Francisco supervisors edge toward a sunset provision in a sweeping growth plan. They amend to require reapproval in three years and return it to planners for final September vote. The 6 to 5 decision, labeled by opponents as Manhattanization, aims to ration building permits and limit height to preserve light and space in the business district.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Dean Macris
Mexican Soldiers Stray Into U S Border Area
Eight Mexican soldiers surrendered to U S Border Patrol after wandering into American territory near Campy California. The seven privates led by a sergeant had earlier confiscated firearms from hunters and identified themselves as the 60th Infantry Battalion from the Mexicali area on routine patrol.
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Campy
Calif
U.S
60Th Infantry Battalion
Mexicali
Border Patrol
Ed Pyeatt
Company Union Trade Accusations Amid Meat Strike
In Austin Minnesota authorities pursued handwriting analysis to identify a death threat writer against Geo A Hormel & Co. president Richard L Knowlton as a four day meatpacker strike escalated. Police say the case was referred to the Mower County attorney after threats amid union tensions.
Body Builder To Make Refunds
Los Angeles AP Fitness promoter Joseph Weider will refund 400000 dollars to customers for misrepresented advertising. The FTC said the settlement does not admit guilt, stated Paul Turley, the commission regional director, on Monday.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Weider
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Weider
Paul Turley
FTC
Personal Income Up 0.4 Percent in July
Americans saw a 0.4 percent rise in personal income and consumer spending in July as government payments boosted income. Wage growth remained weak, with only a small gain, while economists warn slower income growth may curb spending later in 1985.
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U.S. League of Savings Institutions
Commerce Department
Reagan
Koverturiner
Senate
Robert Dole
Tokyo
Congress
Japan
United States
Treasury
Treasury Department
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
American Iron and Steel Institute
Snakehandler Charles Prince Dies After Bite in Tennessee
A North Carolina snake handler died after being bitten by a rattler during a snake-handling service at a church near Greeneville. Prince refused hospital aid, believed God would spare him, and fought venom for about 36 hours before dying at about 8:30 a.m. Monday.
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Greeneville, Tenn
Charles Prince
North Carolina
Prince
Small Apostolic Church of God
Here
Asheville
Grady Henry
Henry
Morristown
Tenn
Former Hostages Sue TWA For Damages Over Security
A former hostage from TWA Flight 847 says he and three others filed suit in Boston claiming inadequate security. Separate actions in Chicago seek damages against TWA for lax safety as hijackers held passengers in Beirut for 17 days.
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TWA
U.S. District Court
Boston
Stuart R. Darsch
Jack McCarty
Victor Amburgy
San Francisco
Iff
Athens
Greece
Rome
Hill
Beirut
Mediterranean
U.S. Navy
Tornado Damage in Spartanburg Stirs Federal Aid Debate
Gov. Riley seeks federal funds to clean up Spartanburg County after a tornado that injured 60 and caused over 700000 in losses. FEMA says damage may not meet disaster criteria. state funds await federal declaration while local officials assess needs. Thurmond seeks swift relief and cooperation from FEMA and SBA.
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Spartanburg
Dick Riley
Spartanburg County
Paul Hall
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Atlanta
FEMA
Riley
Edith Caudle
Askea
Reagan
Jack Glover
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
Small Business Administration
Thurmond
Reagan aide warns summit shows limited dialogue with Moscow
National Security Adviser McFarlane says U S Soviet talks are difficult and cosmetic changes will not yield major shifts. Reagan plans Sept 27 White House meeting with Shevardnadze enroute to November Geneva summit with Gorbachev.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
Moscow
National Security
Robert McFarlane
McFarlane
Billiea Nis
Larry Speakes
Eduard Shevardnadze
White House
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Speakes
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
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