EPA proposes drastic curb on auto traffic in 11 cities
The EPA seeks to limit gasoline sales in seven areas starting July 1 and impose highway lanes for buses and car pools in Arizona and Utah. Parking bans would apply in Chicago Tucson Phoenix Salt Lake City and California zones. Alaska would ban long idling and on street parking without heat. Hearings planned and Congress may extend deadlines to meet a court order.
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Higher rates likely as government lifts top deposit rate
Families will earn more on savings while loan costs rise as the government raises the top rate banks and thrifts can pay on consumer deposits. FHA and VA mortgage ceilings move from 7% to 7.5% to keep government backed loans available, though conventional mortgage rates hover around 8%. Banks and S&Ls may take time to raise deposit yields. passbook savers see a 0.5% to 0.25% bump. Westmoreland argues to retain a draft lottery for mobility and societal representation.
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Federal Housing Administration
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Castro Blames Imperialists for Chile Coup and Uruguay Move
Fidel Castro blamed imperialist forces for a recent coup attempt against Chile's Marxist government of President Salvador Allende. He also accused the same forces of trying to impose a military dictatorship in Uruguay, where President Juan Bordaberry has dissolved Congress under military pressure. The remarks came during a ceremony in Matanzas Province broadcast from Cuba.
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Fidel Castro
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Congress
Matanzas
Cuba
Kansas Wheat Month Proclaimed by Governor
The July observance highlights Kansas wheat and its producers. It notes Kansas's long history with hard red wheat, its role in bread making, and the shift from horse powered harvests to modern combine and tractor operations.
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Union
Bob Garneno
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