City cancels auction and seeks negotiated sale of 280 million notes
New York City halts Monday bid on 280 million dollars in city notes amid high interest fears. Controller Harrison J. Goldin will seek a negotiated sale with two major bank syndicates sharing the offering. The move aims to ease May 30 debt obligations as cash flow remains tight and bankers proposed fiscal steps to Beame, who backed some measures but called others politically naive.
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Loan bill eyed for NYC by New York Senate
The New York State Senate Republican leadership will propose a $1 billion 90 day loan to New York City to cover cash flow, contingent on a $640 million budget cut and a city budget ceiling of $13.2 billion for 1975-76. The measure requires approval by Gov. Carey and uses state advances on upcoming payments.
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