Labor Chief Threatens Texas Bank Over Discrimination
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall declares the National Bank of Commerce in San Antonio faces loss of all federal funds unless it remedies alleged employment discrimination. The bank, a federal depository handling over 139 million dollars, has 20 days to respond, with potential hearings before an administrative law judge.
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UPI
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San Antonio
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U.S. Savings
Movie Showtimes Across Theaters In town
The schedule lists film offerings at multiple cinemas including Cinderella The Car First Time Ever The Apartment 2001 A Space Odyssey Rocky The White Buffalo The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane Hot Nasties Box Boy Shaggy D A Day of the Animals Greatest The Sting Islands in the Stream It's Alive Annie Hall It Alive Black Christmas Bug Hollywood High Student Body Tell The Teacher Goodbye The White Buffalo Mr Majestyk with varied start times across cinemas and drive ins.
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Plaza
Banks raise prime rate to 6 3/4 percent nationwide
Major U S banks increased the prime lending rate from 6 to 6 3/4 percent on Friday, the second hike this month, in response to Fed data showing rising short term corporate loan costs. Citibank Chase Manhattan and Continental Illinois National Bank boosted rates for top borrowers, while Bank of America did not participate.
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Citibank
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chicago
Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co
Bank of America
San Francisco
FHA and VA Mortgage Rates Raise Tuesday
HUD Secretary Patricia Harris announced increases in the maximum allowable interest rates for FHA and VA single family home loans, effective Tuesday, aligning with mortgage markets. A HUD spokesman said the move expands financing availability for moderate income buyers and sellers, while multi family loans stay at 9 percent.
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Heatwave Puts Grand Forks Dogs to the Test
The thermometer reached 89 degrees in Grand Forks North Dakota as people and dogs endured the heat. Amid the heat a curious hot dog craving emerges for a different colored dog, a quirky note in a sun beaten scene.
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Grand Forks
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Egypt grants Gulf Oil Sinai exploration concession
Egypt awarded Gulf Oil Corp of Pennsylvania the first exploration concession in the Sinai Peninsula since the 1973 war. The 937 square mile area along the east bank of the Suez Canal was granted to Gulf Oil.
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UPI
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HUD Changes Public Housing Rules To Include Unwed Couples
The Department of Housing and Urban Development expands family definitions to include unmarried couples and homosexual couples with a stable family relationship. Local housing authorities must approve, with mixed reactions from officials and the public. About 1.5 million federal housing units fall under the policy, and the change aims to curb discrimination against unmarried residents. In March, U.S. travel figures show over 1.4 million foreign tourists visited the United States, up 16.7 percent from the previous year.
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Saturday Summer Dance and Week of Lincoln Events
A listing of community events includes Saturday Summer Dance by Circle 8 Square Dance Club at Easter Day Recreation Center from 8:45 to 11:45 p.m. Also scheduled are Baccalaureate ceremonies, Cynthia Knosp Organ Recital at Cathedral of the Risen Christ, and the community theater offerings Hello Dolly and The Drunkard with performance dates through June.
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Easterday Recreation Center
Adams St
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Pershing
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Cathedral of Risen Christ
Sheridan
Dolly
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Thurs
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First Umc
E. Lincoln Christian Ch
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First Presbyterian Ch
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SE Nebraska Flea Market and Muzzleloader Shoot
SE Nebraska hosts a flea market and muzzleloader shooting event in Brownville. The shooting matches run Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Monday from 8 p.m. to noon. The shooting area is at South 6 St near Westroads Dinner Theater.
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