Hyde outlines SBA permanence and small business acts
Congressman DeWitt S. Hyde reports on extending the Small Business Administration’s life, lowering loan rates from 6 to 5.42 percent, boosting single-borrowing limits to 5500,000, and supporting the Small Business Investment Act of 1958 to create privately owned investment companies. The plan envisions state-chartered funds and no direct federal investment, plus transferring the Pension Building to Smithsonian for the Air Museum, with hearings on metropolitan economic growth and regional development.
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Baltimore Project Given Approval
Baltimore Urban Renewal plan wins first hurdle clearing 22 acres downtown for demolition and new skyscrapers. Agency backs 20 to 25 million dollars in public funds, urges timely action before November elections and tax revenue drop. Local merchants and officials welcome revitalize downtown.
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