Senate approves sweeping banking reform bill
The Senate voted 79 to 14 for a broad bank reform measure aimed at restoring competition, lifting ceilings on interest payments, and authorizing interest bearing checking. Proponent Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre called it the most comprehensive restructuring of U S financial institutions since the 1930s, intended to expand competition and improve services while strengthening institutions.
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Senators Ford clash over six month tax relief plan
Washington report says Senate Finance Committee prepared a modest tax relief bill that President Ford would veto unless spending is curbed for fiscal year 1976. White House meeting signaled a possible last clash of 1975 as Senate and House negotiators navigate the tax plan tied to housing and banking reforms.
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Postal Service Deficit Grows Amid Higher Costs
The U S Postal Service reports a $161 million loss for the fiscal year, larger than expected. A spokesman says underestimation of workers compensation for injured employees, revealed by Labor Department data, contributed to the deficit.
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