Half of Jonestown survivors cleared to return home
About 35 of the remaining 72 American Jonestown survivors in Georgetown Guyana were cleared to travel back to the United States this weekend. Eight elderly survivors had already been allowed to return. Stepney Kibble of the US Embassy noted uncertain flight plans and noted some survivors face transportation costs via promissory notes. Two survivors have been charged with murder in the Jonestown deaths.
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FRB hints at slower rate hikes as money conditions improve
Washington AP reports Federal Reserve potential easing of high interest rates due to improving money conditions. McKinney the Federal Home Loan Bank Board chair cautions policy debate remains, and Citibank keeps prime at 11 2 percent. Housing forecasters predict a 1979 downturn but not as severe as 1974 75.
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