New York Faces Deepening Financial Crisis in 1970s
AP reports New York City confronts an unprecedented fiscal emergency with an $800 million gap by June 11 and a debt load of $7.8 billion in long term bonds plus $5.5 billion in short term notes. Mayor Beame warns of a $12.1 billion crisis budget for 1976 unless taxes rise and aid increases.
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April Business Level Up In North Carolina
The Wachovia Business Index shows North Carolina activity rising in April after five straight declines. Total nonfarm employment increased by 5,100 and bank debits rose 17.4 percent from March, though year over year levels remained lower. Manufacturing hours climbed and unemployment fell to 10.3 percent seasonally adjusted.
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