Carter administration studies urban development bank proposal
The Carter administration exploring an Urbank to lend at about 1 percent above borrowing costs and back municipal bonds. The plan would also include options for taxable bonds with Treasury subsidies and government backed loans to attract urban jobs. Details are under review by Blumenthal and White House aides with a June mayoral meeting in Tucson as a potential forum for announcement.
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Remains of 12 Americans Returned in Hanoi Ceremony
In Hanoi a Vietnamese official shown 12 black boxes bearing American names held by four UPI witnesses. UAW President Woodcock Rep Montgomery former U.N. envoy Yost and Marian Edelman viewed the boxes as ceremony was urged for the delivery to the returning plane. Snowstorms spread across the upper Great Lakes with heavy snow advisories and hail reported in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Brown bills casual workers. compromise on compensation rules
In Sacramento, Senate sent AB133 to Gov Brown to exempt casual household workers from expanded workers compensation rules for domestic employers. The bill requires domestics to work 52 hours over three months and earn over 100 dollars to qualify, and compels homeowners and renters to include coverage in liability policies. The measure may raise policy costs about five dollars annually and shifts damages to the legal system for uninsured cases.
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Nevada labor leader Al Bramlet found dead in desert near Las Vegas
The body of 60 year old Al Bramlet, famed Culinary Workers Union Local 226 head, was located by rockhounds in a desert wash 40 miles southwest of Las Vegas. Police say evidence points to foul play and Bramlet was killed a year after leading a strike impacting the hotel and restaurant sector.
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Carter seeks cooperation after water project pause
President Carter defends ending 19 water projects amid budget strains and enviro safety concerns. He writes Congress to promise future consultation while calling for dialogue with leaders to set a coherent water policy amid tight budgets and new criteria.
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