Ford weighs six point six billion rescue for New York City
Ford officials review a six point six billion state rescue plan to prevent NYC default amid signs of White House backing. Legislature approved a three year moratorium on1.6 billion in short term notes as talks continue in Paris and Washington. Careys aides note federal aid tied to plan implementation. Legislative reconvening slated for Monday to consider higher city sales tax and pension contribution measures.
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Major drought feared in Great Plains Reuters report
Washington AP cites Smithsonian Magazine analysis warning a severe drought may be overdue in the U S Great Plains. Henry Lansford of the National Center for Atmospheric Research warns of famine risk from rising population and limited food supply, with cyclical droughts historically occurring every 20 to 22 years west of the 100th meridian.
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New York City Faces Unpaid Debts Across Midwest States
Comptroller Harrison Goldin reports New York owes Illinois Michigan and Indiana firms more than 165.9 million under contracts totaling 518 million unpaid. Pullman Co Chicago leads with 144.2 million on a 208.5 million subway train contract.
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Talks to revive world's economic slump start
Paris hosts a three day summit with President Ford and leaders from Britain West Germany Japan and Italy plus France to discuss world trade energy and monetary policy. The aim is to outline directions to combat inflation unemployment and plunging world trade with hopes of generalizing recovery in 1976 and 1977.
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Rockefeller criticizes Congress at Minnesota convention
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller says Congress mirrors New York City's fiscal trap by overspending. He warns Minnesota Republicans that federal dynamics harm the nation and notes the party will run as Independent Republicans on ballots after the state convention.
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Beer cheaper than milk in Milwaukee area
Milwaukee area grocers raised whole milk by 10 cents to 1.39 to 1.42 per quart, while beer sells for about 2.99 per case. Wisconsin, a dairy powerhouse with 1.8 million cattle, remains top in milk production, as beer competition and evolving costs influence consumer prices.
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Sunny Weekend Forecast With Mild Highs
Today will be sunny with a high in the upper 50s and a low in the low 40s. Monday brings more sun as temperatures rise to the low 60s.
Controllers Help Blinded Pilot Land Safely
Jan Jurek piloted a Jetstream passenger flight after turbulence caused a severe injury and blindness from blood in the eyes. Air traffic controllers at Denver Stapleton provided directions that enabled a safe approach and landing before the pilot was treated for a forehead laceration.
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After This Show Its Sink or Swim by Dayton Artist
A 20 year old watercolorist debuts a Dayton one man exhibition focusing on wildlife. The artist has spent about a year preparing and aims to recreate a moment observed by others. Joy Jones reports on page 29.
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