Banks cut prime rate to 9 percent as recession deepens
Bank of America and First National City Bank lowered their prime lending rate to 9 percent joining Morgan Guaranty Trust and Michigan National Bank which had earlier set the rate at 834 percent. The move signals easing credit and dipping demand as recession widens, with other banks like Mellon Bank Marine Midland Crocker Harris and First National Bank of Kansas City also cutting to 9 percent.
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First National City Bank
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Michigan National Bank
Federal Reserve
Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh
Marine Midland Bank
Crocker National Bank of
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Harris Trust of Chicago
Detroit Bank & Trust
First National Bank of
Kansas City
City Sets New Cemetery Fees for Oak Hill and Maple Grove
Lawrence Kansas adopts Resolution 4049 updating charges for lots graves and services at Oak Hill and Maple Grove cemeteries effective February 4 1975. Rates include section and lot prices as well as opening and closing graves and special Saturday burials with foundations charged per cubic foot.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Oak Hill
Maple Grove
Lawrence
Kansas
Jack Rose
Brezhnev Absence Sparks Moscow Health Rumors
The Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev has not appeared publicly for 46 days yet his name remains a constant in media. Western officials differ on his health with rumors of illness. diplomats predict a milestone during Harold Wilson's planned Moscow visit.
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Middle East
Supreme Soviet
Harold Wilson
Tax credit proposed for rural and urban job growth
Senator James B. Pearson of Kansas proposed a 3 percent investment tax credit to spur job creation in rural and selected urban areas. He described the measure as a powerful tool to promote balanced national growth and reduce population concentration in major metropolitan regions.
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Topeka
Kan
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Pearson
Southeast nabs upset in Kansas high school hoops
In Friday night action, top Kansas 5A team slipped as Wichita Southeast beat No. 1 Wichita Heights 62-57. 3A leader Marysville upset Wamego 74-53 at home while Lyndon topped Williamsburg 78-59 and Natoma beat Kensington 81-63. Wyandotte and Topeka fell as Harmon beat Wyandotte 64-58 and Shawnee Mission South defeated Topeka 58-45.
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Kansas
Wichita Heights
Wichita Southeast
Wamego
Bonner Springs
Marysville
Lyndon
Williamsburg
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Kensington
Wyandotte
Harmon
Shawnee Mission South
Iran's Shah to Visit Mexico in Coming Months
The Shah of Iran will travel to Mexico within three to four months, marking his first visit to the country. Mexico recently announced large oil reserves in Tabasco and Chiapas, with unofficial estimates suggesting as much as 20 billion barrels.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Gertrude S. Miller
Gertrude S
Miller
Jean D. Miller
Probate
Oyler & Salyer
Executrix
Mexico City
Iran
Mexico
Tabasco
Chiapas
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