DC tops in birth and death rates while weddings lag
Washington DC recorded the highest birth rate 27 per 1000 and the top death rate in the nation while marriages were lowest at 6.7 per 1000. Nevada led in divorces with 16.6 per 1000, as no fault laws spread. Alaska had the lowest death rate, and Washington also had the highest infant death rate.
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Proxmire Questions NYC Finances as Beame Defends Budget
Senate Banking Chair William Proxmire criticizes New York State for weak efforts to aid New York City and questions city data on the budget gap as Mayor Beame and Comptroller Goldin defend disclosures and seek long term guarantees of 7.25 billion and an extended seasonal loan program. He praises Beame but presses for SEC disclosure scrutiny while noting the city’s seasonal borrowing plan and projected deficits for 1979.
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