Only New York Can Save New York City
The city faces a massive debt burden and a looming cash crisis requiring around 1 billion dollars in short term funding. May Beame warns of drastic budget cuts including 38 000 municipal layoffs as New York seeks relief after federal aid and a state advance.
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New York City
United States
Abe Beame
New York
Gotham
Chicago
America
Public Service Research Group
Norway Faces Rich Oil Future Bitter Divisions
Norway plans to export most of Ekofisk oil while debating its societal impact. With 4 million people, officials fear wealth will fuel class tensions. The government sets an output cap near 90 million tons annually through the 1980s amid pressure to raise production for Europe’s needs.
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Ekofisk
North Sea
UPI
Richard C. Longworth
Odd Goethe
Europe
Nervous stomach and ulcer questions in health column
Readers discuss X ray findings for stomach trouble and the term nervous stomach. Advice covers diet changes, acid signs, and medications like Librax, with notes on milk tolerance and digestive enzymes. A second letter honors a widow, explains chronic neutropenia, spleen removal, and the improving role of antibiotics in prolonged life.
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Sahed Yan
P.O. Box
New York
N.Y
Oswego Palladium Times publisher notices misprint call
The Palladium Times invites readers to report misread statements seen in its news columns. Publisher Clark Morrison III oversees corrections and editorial accuracy for the Oswego, New York paper issued daily except Sundays.
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Osweg Times
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Thomson , Inc
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Des Plaines
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Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Rockefeller
New York
N.Y
Associated Press
Pella
Uncivil Attitude of Gotham's Civil Servants Sparks Debate
Washington essay critiques New York City public workers and unions for resisting belt-tightening amid a 14 billion dollar debt and 11.5 percent unemployment crisis. It argues for stricter laws and citizen pressure to ensure responsible public service and avoid crippling layoffs.
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Gotham
Washington
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Senate contest in New Hampshire stalls over disputed seats
In a post Watergate era tug of war, 9 Senate members press the New Hampshire ballot dispute as they weigh seating Louis Wyman or John Durkin. Democratic leverage and ties in the Rules Committee push toward sending the contest back to New Hampshire for a potential rerun.
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New Hampshire
Senate
New Hampshire Cil
Louis Wyman
Ican
John Durkin
Durkin
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
al Barkan
Soak Judicial Chrome
Ophet
Omatic
Congressiona
Mark Hatfield
Hatfield
Cannon
New Ham
Shire
Tom Gerber
Concord Monitor
Wyman
Finance
Non
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Claiborne Pell
R.I
Rules Committee
Washington Briefs on energy, cosmetics, and government workforce
Democrats counter Ford on energy bills claiming major proposals would outpace his plan. FDA set rules requiring safety testing for cosmetics to earn a hypoallergenic label. Census data show 13 062 landing fields nationwide and federal civilian jobs near 2.9 million with state and local workers rising.
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Democratic Congress
Democrats
Censin
Democratic
Federal Aviation Ation
U.S
Census Bureau
Caution Flags Business Spending as Recovery Fades
The Commerce Department reports 1975 plant and equipment spending seen rising 1.6 percent over 1974 in real terms, while planned future outlays fall 9.4 percent from the prior quarter. Corporations and consumers alike delay major expenditures as energy, jobs, and price uncertainties cloud the outlook.
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New York
Commerce Department
Conference Board
Oreover
Ford Administration
Today in History highlights from June 11, 1975
On this date in 1942 a lend-lease pact aided the Soviet war effort. 1859 silver strike in Nevada’s Comstock Lode. 1936 Russia drafts new constitution. 1940 Juliana of the Netherlands exiled to Canada. 1943 Roosevelt urges Italians to oust Mussolini. 1963 George Wallace ends obstruction to Black University of Alabama registration. Birthdays include Rise Stevens and Hazel Scott.
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United States
Soviet Union
Six Mile Canyon
Nevada
Comstock Lode
Russia
Juliana
Netherlands
Canada
Franklin Roosevelt
Benito Mussolini
Alabama
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Libya
Elly
North Africa
China
Py Ye
We Nang
Rise Stevens
Hazel Scott
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