New York Faces Pay Back Day And Federal Loans
New York City's Pay Back Day on June 30 marks repayment of three emergency loans totaling 600 million dollars plus interest made under a 1975 federal program. The city already repaid 425 million, with ongoing fears Congress could withhold federal aid if repayment falls short. Analysts note the loan program underscored loss of local control and debate whether welfare reform or city budget relief could reduce federal dependence amid a slow path to reforms.
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National Press Club
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Beame
W. Michael Blumenthal
Howard Samuels
Samuels
Thought For Today on Separation and the Wall of Separation
A reflection cites Jefferson's wall of separation as strict divide between church and state, contrasting with a fine line. Justice Felix Frankfurter reinforces the principle that separation means true distance, not partial overlap or ambiguity.
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Jefferson
Felix Frankfurter
Aldeburgh Jubilee and the Greasy Pole Tradition
A NYT piece profiles Aldeburgh England linking Disraeli’s greasy pole metaphor to a Victorian carnival event. The article notes the town’s festival life tied to Britten, the Aldeburgh Festival, and the Maltings hall, with Rostropovich named to shape the festival future. It contrasts nostalgia with calls for change amid Britain’s broader debates about Europe and tradition.
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London
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Britten
Suffolk
Peter Grimes
East Suffolk
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Aldeburgh Festival
Mstislav Rostropovich
Britain
High Street
Letty Gifford
Carter faces two top choices on FBI director and intelligence czar
President Carter must pick an FBI director from five nominees and decide whether to create a single intelligence czar. The choices carry major implications for public trust, lawfulness, and control over national security agencies across the intelligence community.
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Daniel Inouye
Gary Hart
Intelligence Committee
Time Not Energy Important To Policy
Two months after President Carter laid out a 10 point national energy plan Congress debates its outline amid tight control on oil imports and rising prices. Analysts differ on price decontrol versus regulation with support for a domestic oil push from Alaska and calls for conservation and new energy sources.
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Senate
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William E. Simon
Wanda Jablonski
Petroleum Intelligence Weekly
Citibank
Walter J. Levy
Beckley Little League twin bill at new park downtown
Twenty five years ago the Beckley Little League hosted a doubleheader with the Dodgers vs Yankees and the Tigers vs Cardinals at the league's new park on the 1921 By Pass. Washington The Supreme Court struck down President Truman's steel seizure by a 6 to 3 vote. Justice Black wrote for the majority, signaling possible renewed steelworker strikes.
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Supreme Court
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Bug Dust Harold Hinte Visited Beckley Arena Figure
Harold Hinte former Sun athlete and Pittsburgh Panthers football standout visited Beckley this week. Now a principal in Jacksonville, he pursues golf and fishing while recalling boxing roots and family ties across Oak Hill Mt Hope Eccles and Ley.
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Chris Hinte
Boxer-Teacher Was A 1955 Visitor
Retired boxer and former Pitt halfback Harold Hinte is featured as a 1955 visitor and civic leader. He recalls his West Virginia roots, Florida relocation plans, and a pro football career with Green Bay and Pittsburgh Steelers. Hinte discusses teaching, boxing fame, military service, and coaching changes affecting salaries.
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Hinte
Charles Bower
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Green Bay
Pittsburgh Steelers
Army
Fort Meade
Pittsburgh
Lanford
Berkley
Jerome van Meter
Road Opens On Atlantic Pacific Highway Between Alderson And Glen Bay
The three mile paved stretch on the Atlantic Pacific Highway between Alderson and Glen Bay opened to the public this week and is now in use. Trap Hill district's board of education calls for election to resolve high school issues proposing continued high schools at Eccles Lester and Bolt. Contact addresses list U S senators Jennings Randolph and Robert Byrd and representatives Rahall McKahan Slack Staggers in Washington D C for correspondence.
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