Weather summary and forecasts across the Mississippi Valley regions
Period ending 7 am Saturday shows showers and thundershowers in the Middle and Upper Mississippi Valley with warm moist air flowing from the Gulf into the Upper Great Lakes. Readings sampled at 3 hour intervals from 11 am yesterday to 7 am today. highs 95, 83, 79. lows 41 to 69. normal values listed. sunrises and sunsets noted. Also notes partly cloudy New Mexico into Saturday with isolated storms in northern mountains and eastern plains. lows 40-55 north, 69-90 south.
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Guidelines Could End LBJ-Business Accord
The Johnson administration tests voluntary economic guidelines affecting prices wages investments and banking. Businesses labor and banks quarrel over limits while government touts compliance to avoid direct controls aiming for price stability and U.S. dollar strength.
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Protestant School To Hear Archbishop Ritter At Commencement
Joseph Cardinal Ritter, Roman Catholic archbishop of St. Louis, will address 44 Protestant seminary students at Eden Seminary in St. Louis. The Cardinal will receive an honorary degree, and his appearance marks a notable ecumenical gesture by a liberal prelate.
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Volta River Dam Inundates Villages For Ghana Power
Six hundred villages flooded by the Volta River Dam lake forcing 80 000 Ghanaians to relocate. About 12 500 self built houses were planned in replacement villages with government aid. The $196 million hydroelectric scheme aims to flood control power aluminum smelter jobs and industrial growth, but private investment is wary of a white elephant risk. First electricity due in September.
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Santa Fe approves record budget with indigent care funds
Santa Fe County Commission approves a record budget exceeding $1 million. The plan includes more than $200 000 for indigent hospital care funded by a special property tax levy of about 4.35 mills. An election on the levy is likely September 28 alongside statewide constitutional election.
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