New York City Faces Default Without Federal Aid
Mayor Abraham Beame warned the city will default by year end without federal help after a Friday rescue, arguing the state and city have exhausted their credit. He urged Congress to back guarantees, noting existing federal loan supports and looming obligations through November and December.
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1000 For Dad's Day Weekend Opens At MMA Missouri
The 28th annual Dad's Weekend at Missouri Military Academy began with cadet parent registration and events. Over 1,000 visitors are expected as activities include a convocation, drill reviews, a two hour faculty conference, intramural football, and a 2:30 p.m. MMA Colonels versus Montgomery R-2 Wildcats football game followed by the Dad's Day Ball. Sunday features a second parents teachers conference and a battalion review with awards, ending with vespers led by Dr. Collins.
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Sayers Held After Fleeing Pot Raid Near Thompson
Steven Douglas Sayers, 24, is jailed in Audrain County awaiting formal felony charges for possession of over 35 grams of marijuana. Officers found large quantities of marijuana at his Possum Walk home and shed, including a medicine chest. He fled on foot, then drove off a mud road and was captured after a brief chase, ending with him in custody. Also included is Gen. William C. Westmoreland outlining a secret study on nuclear weapons in Vietnam and its ultimate termination by Washington.
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Bud) Riley
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New York
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Trappers Skinned In Alligator Hunt
CREOLE La AP reports the legal alligator hunt yielded 2900 hides though export bans under an 11 nation treaty reduce value. Bid range midweek expected at 6 to 8 per foot, far below prior averages. domestic limits and foreign markets shape the market.
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Revived program to assist mid income families buy homes
Housing Secretary Carla Hills announced the resurrection of the Section 235 home ownership program. Federal funds will subsidize mortgages for families earning 9000 to 11000 dollars a year, enabling a family of four on 10000 dollars annually to buy a house with a 20000 dollar mortgage at 9.5 percent, paying 152 dollars monthly while the government covers 59 dollars. The program aims to subsidize about 250000 new or rehabilitated houses.
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New Interior Secretary Faces Immediate Policy Challenges
Washington AP reports Thomas S. Kleppe has become the new Interior secretary, vowing to give the department direction amid offshore drilling plans for Atlantic, California, and Alaska coasts and questions over federal coal land leases in the West. The shift follows months of weak leadership as Interior seeks to translate problems into answers.
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