Congress to take up Ford's New York City aid plan
Congress returns after Thanksgiving to consider President Ford's proposal for up to 2.3 billion in federal loans to New York City. The plan, expiring in 1978, would set a 7 percent base rate plus up to 1 percent extra and give the federal government first claim on city funds for repayment. Mayor Beame and Gov Carey call it a turning point amid ongoing fiscal crisis.
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Price Supports Peanut Compromise Indicated
Washington and Georgia farm officials discuss a possible two price plan to cut federal costs in peanut price supports. The debate centers on Acreage allotments and how surplus stock is handled, with talks about reducing supports to fit domestic needs and potential export flexibility.
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