New York on edge as city nears default and bailout battles
Felix Rohatyn warned that a preservation of the status quo could force New York City into default. City and state officials pressed for a $2.3 billion bailout as the United Federation of Teachers resisted contributing $150 million in pension funds. If cash runs out by the 3 p.m. deadline, mass furloughs and disrupted welfare benefits loom, with teachers among the first at risk.
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Old Orchard Beach school project tied up in state funding wait
Old Orchard Beach officials seek 4.35 million for a new high school and renovations to Jameson and Loranger schools. The State Board of Education tabled decisions on 35 projects totaling 37.6 million with a March 1976 deadline. town leaders remain hopeful despite ongoing delays and budget limits.
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Ali Leads Free Speech March for Rubin Carter in Trenton
Muhammad Ali led about 2000 people in a peaceful march in Trenton demanding freedom for Rubin Carter, who is serving a triple life sentence for 1966 Paterson murders. Organizers shifted the march to the State House after a prison incident left one inmate dead and six wounded.
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Philadelphia
Blue Cross Rates Jump for Federal Workers
Blue Cross-Blue Shield announced a 35 percent rate rise affecting about 5.9 million federal workers and dependents. The hike, approved by the Civil Service Commission, raises average annual premiums from 154 to 208 dollars as costs rise and hospitals increase preventive care.
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Credit Law Ends Sex Bias in Lending Rules
Washington AP reports a new Federal Reserve policy ending discrimination in lending by using personal merit rather than sex or marital status. Regulations take effect Oct 28 with some provisions delayed up to three years, banning most banks and firms from asking about marital status, unless earnings of a spouse are relevant, and prohibiting questions on birth control or child bearing plans.
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Donahue Cleared in Office but Reproached by Tribunal
Augusta recounts a split 4 4 vote by the council on York County District Attorney William Donahue. He avoids removal though the panel censures his conduct as prosecutor. Atty Gen Joseph Brennan expresses disappointment but supports elected D A office. reactions mix among officials and citizens.
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Biddeford Council Leases Post Office to State District Court
The Biddeford city council approved a 20 year lease of the Washington Street post office to the state district court system to fund renovation costs. Negotiations fix monthly rent around 1200 with adjustments if costs rise. janitorial costs may be borne by the city. The deal follows a $100,000 state contribution and a $60,000 bond issue. debate centers on no cap for janitorial services and protracted bid protests by Pro Builders of South Portland.
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Brash salesman doors the audience in Today's Chuckle Boy
In this entry from Today's Chuckle Boy a lively visitor interrupts with a mock advertising pitch at the doorway. The scene captures the playful tone of a live commercial gag aimed at the family in residence.
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