REA press ahead with private financing loans policy
Washington AP. The Rural Electrification Administration continues issuing loans under a new policy that requires private funding and higher interest, despite a fight with Congress over spending. Three loans have been made under the new plan with several more in process as debates over direct funding and rates escalate.
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Prison leave program for inmates near complete return
The Canadian penitentiary service reports 99.6 percent success for holiday leaves last season. Of 1,368 prisoners granted leave from federal institutions nationwide, only five failed to return.
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Nixon and Ismail discuss path to Mid East peace
President Nixon and Secretary Rogers meet Egyptian security adviser Hafez Ismail in Washington to explore a U S Egyptian effort toward Middle East peace. Officials say progress includes better relations and a push to restart talks, starting with reopening the Suez Canal and limited Israeli withdrawals.
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Miller questions Kansas liquor bills on air service sale
Topeka attorney general Vern Miller raised grave constitutional concerns about a Senate bill that would redefine the open saloon ban to allow mixed drinks on interstate airline flights. He backed another Reilly proposal requiring tax on alcohol given away by carriers. Miller said his office helped draft the constitutional bill and notes Kansas has accused airlines and trains serving Kansas of violating liquor laws.
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Kansas City Arena Financing Dilemma Surfaces
Kansas City officials study an 18 million five year loan from Sonnenblick Goldman to fund a new arena for the NHL team. The plan seeks to avoid a lawsuit blocking 5.6 million in general obligation bonds while aiming to complete construction by October 1974.
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