SW Bell withdraws large rate request in Texas
Atty. Gen. John Hill said Southwestern Bell dropped its $45 million intrastate rate hike and agreed to an $20 million average yearly increase for two years. The deal cuts total consumer savings to about $50 million, with refunds of $2.2 million for roughly 20 days at the higher rate. Hill framed it as a court victory and a test of state attorney general duties.
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Morning Markets Slump-Easing Hopes Rally on Wall Street
New York a.m. trading saw the Dow rise 5.24 to 821.03 as gains edged ahead of losses on the NYSE. Investors credited the advance to expectations that August money supply figures may curb Fed tightening, though bank rate hikes kept some nerves. The NYSE composite inched up to 46.19 while market breadth stayed mixed and volume remained light.
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Ford and Congress clash yet cordial ties endure
One year into Ford's presidency, veto battles and clashes with Congress persist though his personal appeal remains strong among lawmakers. Democratic and Republican members recall cordial contacts while critics urge more decisive energy policy action and spending restraint.
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Frankie J. Tupa Graduates From Banking School
Frankie J. Tupa of First State Bank in Port Lavaca earned a degree Aug 1 from the Southwestern Graduate School of Banking at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. The program trains officers for senior bank roles with a two week summer session over three summers and daily courses from 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Hoffa search centers on O'Brien lie test request
Detroit AP reports the Hoffa disappearance probe focuses on Charles L. O'Brien Hoffa's former bodyguard. FBI asked for a lie detector test while O'Brien reportedly admitted being in the area at Hoffa's vanishing time. O'Brien, married two months, was in West Memphis with plans for a Miami post.
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Chuckie” O'Brien
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Alcoholic Monkeys Explore Withdrawal Effects in Research
At the Yerkes Regional Primate Center in Atlanta Dr. Walter A. Pieper and staff study moderate alcohol intake using rhesus monkeys. Monkeys wear a head mounted pillbox with a catheter to receive alcohol intravenously, enabling controlled blood levels to mimic human moderate drinking and withdrawal tremors.
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Yerkes Regional Primate Center
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Bowman Real Estate Contracting Ad Promotes Services
A licensed bonded contractor offers painting remodeling and home additions with written guarantees. The ad invites inquiries to Bowman Real Estate at 52-3751 or 552-6542 for contracted work on additions or new homes.
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