U.S. Funds Boost Economy as Deficit Rises Fastest Since 1964
The Commerce Department reports the national income accounts deficit at a 3.6 billion annual rate for the last quarter of 1988, the largest since mid 1964. Labor data show wholesale food prices down while industrial costs push the wholesale index to 106.0, keeping pace with a 1957-59 base.
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Nixon Ends European visit in Paris and Prague
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon wrapped a three week tour of Western and Eastern Europe in Paris and Prague. He said he will decide soon on a 1968 presidential bid or other political activity. Nixon urged U S leadership to reunify NATO amid Soviet bloc threats citing a communications gap with allies.
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Michigan legislators stumble over bizarre Capitol bill proposal
In Lansing Michigan legislators faced confusion over a bill stating that a new state Capitol would be erected on the current site while the old building remained in use until demolition. A further twist asked whether material from the present Capitol should be used to construct the new one.
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Acclimatization of the body to seasonal heat changes
The body slows heat production in spring and produces less heat by midsummer as it adapts to warmer weather. At outdoor 80 degrees shade comfort is possible, while indoor 80 plus in artificial heat feels different. Winter nudges cold-weather thermos effect, increasing fuel burn.
FBI Ends Search For Gang Graves Near Jackson Township
The FBI prepared to abandon a pursuit of two buried bodies in a suspected Cosa Nostra cemetery near Jackson Township after two days of digging yielded no new clues. Agents expanded searches across fields and woods, uncovering mash pits with no bodies, while one identified victim’s remains were sent for postmortem analysis and the other to a FBI lab. The two men are linked to disappearances tied to Cosa Nostra in New York and New Jersey dating back to the 1960s.
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Christians Link Pilot Drinking to Easter Crashes
FAA analysis shows over 200 pilot fatalities in light-plane crashes from 1963 to 1966 linked to alcohol in many cases. Mohler notes two-thirds of pilots tested near crashes had alcohol in blood. CAB cites different baselines. Easter services in cities protest war while research on alcohol and flying informs aviation safety discussions.
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Zanuck daughter to wed French naval officer in Cannes
Suzanne Zanuck, 25, daughter of producer Daryl F. Zanuck, will wed Pierik Savineau, 30, a French Naval officer, in Cannes on April 8. Daryl F. Zanuck is expected to attend the city hall ceremony.
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Russian Skipper in Alaska for Trial
In Kodiak Alaska a Coast Guard prize crew boarded the seized Soviet trawler and brought the ship ashore. Master Leonid Kuschenko and Dmytri Kavkaykin walked ashore with Lt John Malloy from the Cutter Storis as the ship was flown to Anchorage for trial amid light public turnout.
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Fitts Sues Sister Over Property and $50,000 Claim
Former Lt. Gov Byron Fitts appeared in Superior Court to sue his sister Berthal Gregory for 50,000 and recovery of real property alleged to belong to their 97 year old father Worth S. Fitts. The suit, filed by Ball Hunt Hart and Brown, claims the elder Fitts meant for Berthal to buy the property in 1943 for his benefit.
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Cardinal Bracci Dies at 87 in Vatican City
Francesco Cardinal Bracci, renowned expert on Roman Catholic Church marriage laws, died Friday in Vatican City at age 87. He served in church legal matters for decades and shaped ecclesiastical rulings on marriage.
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