Troubles Of New York Mirrors US Cities In Crisis
The second part of a three article series examines how inflation and recession strain city budgets across the United States. Newark Mayor Kenneth Gibson notes higher taxes drive away business and residents, Detroit cuts payroll and closes clinics, while Cleveland faces bond notes and stalled projects as cities rely on pay-as-you-go financing amid growing costs for basic services.
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New York City
Associated Press
Louise Cook
Lee Mitgang
Michael Sniffen
America
Kenneth Gibson
Newark N.J
Gibson
Nicholas Panuzio
General Services Administration
Panuzio
John Gunther
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Detroit
Coleman Young
Young
New York
Cleveland
Buffalo
N.Y
St. Louis
Dallas
Dick Glauman
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Glauman
Newark
John Poelker
Congress
Poelker
William D. Schaefer
Baltimore
Nobel Prize for virus discovery earns three scientists honors
Two Americans and an Italian shared the 1975 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for cancer research showing interaction between tumor viruses and cell genetic material. David Baltimore, Howard Temin, and Renato Dulbecco won the $143,000 award for work tracing how viruses integrate into cell DNA and induce tumor-like changes.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Howard Martin Temin
University of Wisconsin
Renato Dulbecco
Imperial Cancer Fund Laboratory
London
England
Caroline Medical Institution
Man
Baltimore
New York
Temin
Philadelphia
Francis Peyton Rous
Rous
Dulbecco
Catanzaro
Italy
University of
Torino
California Institute of Technology
Lasker
American National Academy of Sciences
Louisa Gross Horwitz
Caroline Institute
First Women's Bank Opens in New York
New York Lt Gov Mary Anne Krupsak will be the first depositor as the First Women s Bank opens for business. The state chartered bank with 7000 shareholders and 3 million dollars capitalization bills itself as the first organized by women and the only American bank committed to economic parity for women. Executives say they will inform women on establishing credit and qualifying for loans.
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New York
Mary Anne Krupsak
Young Driver Still Gets The Shakes
MERIDEN Conn AP A 19 year old high school dropout James Salamites says Ford's got bad luck after his car hit the President's limousine in Hartford. He describes the moment of impact and the silence that followed, and recalls seeing Ford shaken as he backed up the car.
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Meriden, Conn
Gerald Ford
Ford
James Salamites
Salamites
Light
Hartford
Secret Service Distracted By Hartford Motorcade Crash
In Hartford, a Ford presidential motorcade was struck at an unguarded intersection after police left it uncontrolled. Secret Service cited lack of standard procedure while Hartford police admitted under staffing. No charges filed. owner contemplates insurance and possible sale of the damaged car.
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Washington
Secret Service
Ford
Hartford
Conn
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Kenneth Lynch
Chicago
Lynch
Salamites
Sacramento
Calif
San Francisco
Pearl Salamites
Mrs. Salami
Acid Mix Error Forces Houston Evacuations
Toxic fumes from Southeastern Plating Co after 500 gallons muriatic acid mixed with 500 gallons nitric acid sent hundreds fleeing near the plant in north Houston. One man, James Jarrett, 39, a vice president of Southwestern Plating, was hospitalized for inhalation.
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Houston
Southeastern Plating Co
James Jarrett
Southwestern Plating
Florsheim To Have Big Community Chest Day
Florsheim Shoe Co sponsors a community chest day in the Elmwood Drive factory lot starting at 9 a.m. Saturday. A rummage sale, car wash, and bake sale will raise funds with all proceeds donated to the Mexico Community Chest. About 100 employees will supervise in two-hour shifts, and a display of current footwear styles will be shown.
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Florsheim Shoe Co
Mexico
Elmwood Drive
Community Chest
Don Manning
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Brookings Institution
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First Women's Bank
Gordon Damon
Beltone
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
South
Jefferson
Mexico, Mo
Masterpiece Studi
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K.&m
W. Love
Florsheim
Picador Lounge
Tom Sweeten
The
Knoxville Journal
Peter Sellers
Christopher Plummer
Catherine Schell
Herbert Lom
Blake Edwards
First National Bank
4Th and Main Joplin, Missouri
Holland
St. Louis Street
Springfield
Missouri
Blue Cross
Ing
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