Burghoff to Leave M A S H After Seven Years
CBS star Gary Burghoff says he will not return to M A S H next season. He cites a desire for change and time with family at their Malibu home after seven years as the Army corporal Radar O'Reilly. He discusses art collecting and plans to film his final M A S H episode next month.
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Music and Dramatic Theater Academy
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Recycling industry wins 10 percent tax credit
NEW YORK AP. Congress boosted the recycling sector with a 10 percent equipment tax credit, raising the total to 20 percent. Spokesman M J Mighdell of the National Association of Recycling Industries says the move recognizes energy savings and resource conservation, aiding expansion of operations.
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Loan rates raised in Chicago by First Federal Savings
CHICAGO AP First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Chicago, the city’s largest, raised its lending rate from 10 to 10.44 percent on Monday. No other lenders have announced increases from 10 percent. The increase raises a typical $50,000 mortgage payment by about $9.19 monthly to $450.43, as closing costs drop from 2 to 1.14 percent. Illinois usury ceiling is 10.42 percent and rates vary with the long-term U.S. bond index.
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