District of Columbia leads in births and deaths while low in marriages
Preliminary vital statistics show Washington DC had the nation’s highest birth rate and death rate and the lowest marriage rate in 1976. Maryland’s birth rate was the lowest state figure, and Nevada’s divorce rate remained high though falling as states ease no fault rules. Life expectancy reached a record high.
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Proxmire Attacks New York City Budget in loan hearing
Senate Banking Chairman William Proxmire told the New York hearings that New York State offered a weak effort to aid the city and criticized plans for a tax while examining the request for extending federal loan help beyond the July 1, 1973 cutoff. Mayor Beame and Comptroller Goldin defended disclosures amid SEC scrutiny as the city faced a seasonal loan program and a proposal for a $2 billion fiscal 1974 loan, declining annually.
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