New York Legislature Stages $2 Billion City Bailout
Albany reports the New York Legislature approved an emergency plan to curb New York City budget spending and provide about $2.3 billion in support through November. Gov. Carey signed the bill creating an Emergency Financial Control Board led by the governor to oversee city finances and prevent further deficits.
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Sihanouk Returns to Cambodia to Shape Communist Government
Prince Norodom Sihanouk ends five years in exile and returns to Phnom Penh as Cambodia's leader in waiting. Joined by Princess Monique and Khmer Rouge ally Khieu Samphan, he seeks to influence policy abroad while the United Nations session opens.
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Libyans Brace for Oil Price Rise in Global Market
Libyan leaders fear any OPEC price hike could hurt revenue from their high quality low-sulphur crude. Analysts note Libya's output recovery after a sharp drop, with buyers possibly cutting purchases if prices stay elevated.
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