Carter weighs urban policy to boost cities with options
President Carter considers proposals that could add about 3 billion dollars for urban programs. He planned to announce decisions Monday after reviewing 200 pages of options from Stuart Eizenstat and meeting with key senators. The plan aims to spark business activity through four major policy areas.
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Carter to Sign Bill Allowing Work to Age 70 and End Forced Federal Retirement
Senate approval 62 to 10 sends retirement reform to the White House. Rep Claude Pepper notes the measure ends mandatory civilian retirement at 70 starting Sept 30 and bans private employers with 20 or more workers from forcing retirement before 70. Military personnel are exempt. Pepper says the move upholds dignity in old age.
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Wallenda to Bie in State
High wire artist Karl Wallenda will be mourned in Sarasota at Robarts Sports Arena with public view on Easter Sunday 2 to 8 pm and funeral Monday. Rev Dr Luther Willer to officiate. Wallenda buried Monday afternoon at Oneco family plot.
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