Treasury auction boosts mortgage fears in housing recovery
The U S Treasury sold 3 billion in two year notes at 8.44 percent as thrift institutions face withdrawal pressure. Analysts warn disintermediation could choke the housing recovery, with deposits slumping after a year of strong inflows and limited by 7.75 percent rates.
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Savings and Loan
Robert Sheehan
National Association of Homebuilders
George Hane
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Hane
Mee
U.S. League of Savings Associations
Truce To Beirut Offers Little Hope In Ongoing Fighting
In Beirut intermittent rocket and machine gun fire continued after a cease-fire pact between Christian and Moslem factions. Attacks hit hotels shops and a theater. a Moslem leader's son was briefly captured and released. A joint commission met to pursue cease-fire terms amid calls for national reconciliation.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Martyrs’ Square
Kamal Jumblatt
Camille Chamoun
Tropical Storm Eloise Regains Hurricane Status Threat
Tropical Storm Eloise churns through the Caribbean on a westward path toward possible hurricane status. Forecasters warn of renewed winds and heavy rain with Cuba Jamaica and the Dominican Republic reporting deaths and damage while Florida faces only minimal immediate risk.
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Miami
Eloise
Caribbean
Cuba
Paul Hebert
National Hurricane Center
Lesser Cayman Islands
Jamaica
Camaguey
Las Villas
Grand Cayman Island
Hebert
Gulf of Mexi
Radio Havana
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Editor Raps Repeal Bid By Counties
Pittsburg Kansas editor of the Sun and KPA president Ken Bronson condemns Leavenworth County's push to repeal the law requiring publication of local government expenses as a public disservice. He cites public right to know, costs of publishing, and urges lawmakers to broaden expense transparency for all government units. He notes past noncompliance and a recent attorney general opinion prompting current adherence.
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth County
Curt Schneider
Hearing on final settlement in Lawrence estate case
Probate Court of Franklin Kansas funds Mary Mable Lawrence estate seeks final settlement and fee approvals. Executrix Jeannette Karr asks court determine heirs and assign remaining real and personal property. written defenses due September 29, 1975 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa. attorneys El McGrath Miller Union National Bank Manhattan Kansas 66502 represent petitioner.
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Kansas
Jeannette Karr
Mary Mable Lawrence
Ottawa
Imrie
Sea Karr
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Tower
Manhattan
Kan
Attys
Petitioner
Ottawa Notice on Old North American Hotel funds release
City of Ottawa finds no significant adverse environmental impact for rehabilitating the Old North American Hotel and plans to seek HUD funds. Public comment welcome at City Hall until September 29, 1975, with notices published September 12 and 26 1975. Also notices a probate matter for Henry MA Mohler estate with R G Ransom as Executor, requiring written defenses by October 14 1975 in Ottawa Kansas.
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City Hall
Franklin County
Kansas
Henry MA. Mohler
State of
R. G. Ransom
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