Big Mac bailout saves New York City from bankruptcy
New York City edges away from insolvency as the Municipal Assistance Corp or Big Mac package provides up to 3 billion to refinance 5.8 billion in short term debt. About 788 million immediate aid plus 75 million cash on hand ease the crisis and fund bank loans pensions and state aid. Washington reports May retail sales rose 2 percent from April with tax rebates and withholding changes designed to spur spending.
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Prostitutes expelled from churches provoke humane solution plan
Paris reports police emptying churches after sit down strikes by sex workers demanding better societal treatment. President Giscard d Estaing said a cabinet minister will tackle the issue humanely, not with force, signaling a government approach to the world oldest profession.
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Rabin in Washington for talks on peace and aid
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin arrived in Washington for meetings with President Ford and Henry Kissinger to press Israel's request for 2.59 billion dollars in military and economic aid. US officials noted withdrawals from the Suez disengagement were largely complete but stressed the move remained significant for regional diplomacy.
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Kennedy Townsend Accepted by UNM Law School
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend daughter of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy is admitted to the University of New Mexico School of Law in Albuquerque and will enroll this fall. She will remain in Santa Fe where her husband teaches Greek at St Johns College.
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Martinsburg Potato Car Collapse Kills 20 Year Old
Wilbur Wilbur Holsinger was unloading potatoes from a railroad car in Martinsburg Pennsylvania when the load collapsed trapping him. Rescuers burned a hole in the car to free him. He was 20 years old and upon being freed asked the time noting the remark I am on overtime.
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Reservations for June 11 at noon and 1 pm
Readable lines show reservations available on Wednesday June 11 at 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. Contact 634-5111 for details and to place a booking.
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