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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1975

Page

8

Garbagemen Return to Work Amid NYC Court Order

New York Mayor Abraham Beame announced that an unspecified number of garbage trucks were back on the streets following a back-to-work court order affecting 10,600 striking sanitation workers. The dispute over massive city layoffs and related sickouts threatens public safety and city services.

New York Abraham Beame Sanitation Department Highway Department Beame Albany Sta Uni Bronx National Guard Uniformed Firefighters Association Patrolmen's Benevolent Association PBA Ken McFeeley New York City State Supreme Court Thomas J. Hughes Resi

SEC Charges Stirling Homex and Merrill Lynch in Fraud Complaint

The SEC alleges Stirling Homex Corp of Avon New York and Merrill Lynch misrepresented the builder’s finances in phantom sales of modular homes in 1970 1971 including a 68 million contract with Greater Gulf Coast Housing Development Corp in Mississippi. The case seeks disgorgement and probes supervision lapses at Merrill Lynch.

Securities and Exchange Commission Stirling Homex Corp Avon Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith Bom Washinton Stirling Homes SEC Homex Stirling Homex Comex Greater Gulf Coast Mississippi

Udall Claims Support for Federal Campaign Funds

Washington AP Morris K Udall announced he has secured sufficient backing to qualify for federal campaign funds under the new law The rule requires at least 5000 in contributions of up to 250 from 20 states and Washington State Others qualifying include George Wallace Henry Jackson and Lloyd Bentsen Sanford said he expects to qualify by month end and questioned the significance of the funds The law allows dollar for dollar matching from the federal treasury up to 5 million

Washington Morris K. Udall Alabama George Wallace Sen Henry M. Jackson Lloyd Bentsen Texas Terry Sanford North Carolina Federal Treasury

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Charles Moerdler Uniformed Sanitationmens Association Anderson Banking Company Anderson Federal Savings & Loan Citizens Banking Company First Savings & Loan Association First National Bank Udall Fee & Trim Mounds Mall Oma Tee Exch Deeger
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