Taxpayers in SBAs numbers game face losses in bid for DST
Washington reporting that the SBA backed year round daylight saving time to save energy while a House probe reveals a quota driven numbers game. Curtis Prins testifies that regional and loan officers are judged by loan quantity not quality prompting bad loans and job moves. He cites the Richmond Virginia SBA as poorly run and urges expanding the inquiry to 22 offices nationwide.
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Three killed as storms lash the Deep South
Tornadoes and thunderstorms swept Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama destroying two trailer parks and a school roof. Three people died Donnie Ayers 1 and two children Albert Daniels and Antonia Denese Forbes 11. At least 128 injured across the region with 70 in Mississippi 42 in Alabama and 16 in Tennessee.
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Senate backs broad bill to reform campaign financing
The Senate approved a sweeping campaign finance measure to fund candidates from the U S Treasury. House candidates would receive 90000 dollars, Senate 175000, and the presidency 21000000 dollars, with private donations limited. The plan faces uncertain odds, requires House approval, and would take effect in 1976.
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Heating oil rules place burden on consumers to cut use
The Federal Register outlines regulations that shift heating oil conservation to end users. Consumers must lower indoor temperatures by six degrees in homes and ten in businesses or risk running out during cold months. Initial fills may occur if available, then shortages will be offset by reduced usage to meet conservation targets.
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Dying man awarded $2 million in malpractice suit
In Sacramento a dying cancer patient won a $2 million punitive verdict against orthopedic surgeon Dr. John G. Nork for unnecessary back surgery. Mercy Hospital also faced $1.7 million in damages after Nork admitted performing unneeded procedures on at least 38 patients. Judge G Abbott Goldberg condemned the doctor as a "grand Guignol of medical horrors."
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Harte’s double feature Includes Jeremy and White Lightning
At the Movies in Harte presents a double bill featuring Jeremy and White Lightning. Cinema I shows Walking Tall rerun while Cinema II offers Abductors and Ginger as a double feature. Electra Glide in Blue screens at the Manchester Shopping Center. Times listed in page ads.
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Bennington
Senate confirms Ford after 92 3 Senate vote
Vice president nominee Gerald Ford wins Senate approval by 92 to 3 as the House prepares to take up the nomination on December 6. Ford’s family watched from the gallery while his support grows ahead of an expected swift House confirmation amid talk of a potential 70 votos against him.
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