Lawmakers pressed quick Senate action on state bonds
A bill for immediate investigation of state borrowing and refinancing of the turnpike seeks quick action before May 15 on all bond programs for universities roads and other uses. The measure already passed the House and was advanced by a Senate subcommittee amid criticism of past financing and interest rates. House action also included a seat belt bill package moving back to the Senate with changes to extend belts to back seats.
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Bethlehem Falls In Line Steel Prices Rise Across Industry
Bethlehem President A B Homer and National Steel Corp announce price hikes on selected products. Nine firms implement adjustments with average increases around five dollars per ton as U S Steel and others raise prices starting Thursday. Kennedy administration faced no immediate backlash unlike last year.
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Florida Divorcee Victim Fooled By Mail Fraud Schemer
New York report says a Hicksville man was arraigned on using the mails to defraud a Chicago divorcee of 500 dollars. The suspect posed as a foreign reporter for a nonexistent news service and promised a 50 000 inheritance plus a Miami restaurant. He sought funds for a supposed bond of good faith before marriage plans.
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Polk Votes on Repeal of Booze Taboo
Polk County residents will vote on repealing the ban on selling alcoholic beverages. This would mark the seventh ballot on the issue since the national repeal of prohibition.
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Ashkenazy stays in Britain with Icelandic wife
Vladimir Ashkenazy, a leading Russian pianist, will remain in Britain indefinitely with his Icelandic-born wife Thornnn after the Home Office granted permission. The 25-year-old performer’s decision keeps him abroad during ongoing personal arrangements and career plans.
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Marina could bring over a million yearly in Sarasota
Estimates say a city marina for 75 to 100 boats could inject more than 1 million dollars annually into Sarasota's economy even at half capacity. Advocates urge a modern marina on the bayfront, citing prosperity seen in St. Petersburg Clearwater Naples and other Florida cities. Col Kendall studied Naples visitors spending to gauge impact.
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Economic Impact Of Marina Activity On Community Revenue
The article analyzes how boating activity translates into community income. It uses a hypothetical $100 daily spend per boat to estimate marina flow, with 75‑boat capacity producing about $7,500 per day and annual community benefits ranging from $1 million to $1.6 million depending on seasonal occupancy.
Exiles to Publish White Paper as JFK Council Clash Deepens
Exile leaders say the Cuban exile council will reveal a white paper amid U.S. pressure over support estimated at 2.4 million annually. Miro rejects Washington discredit campaigns and notes a secret council vote to publicize the document after a clash over leadership and policy.
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Robert Horwitch
State Department
Goldwater Opposes Race Based Appeals for Minorities
Senator Goldwater criticizes political appeals based on race or creed as harmful. He argues ethnic and minority issues are over discussed and warns such rhetoric divides Americans. He spoke in a letter to the Young Republican National Federation ahead of a New York conference.
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New York
Burns wins sixth term in Jacksonville Florida
Florida in Brief reports Mayor Haydon Burns secured a sixth term in Jacksonville. City Councilman John Lanahan also noted. A Senate committee approved a water license hike to fund management areas. Rep. Sikes and Mrs. Dwyer injured in Merida crash. Florida Milk Commission and Alabama Milk Board pledge equal treatment. Eighty eight Cuban exiles prepare to depart for Los Angeles area with aid plans for more to Chicago.
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Reds Take Laos Town To Violate Cease-Fire
VIENTIANE Laos UPI sources say pro Communist Pathet Lao captured a third neutralist town on the Plain of Jars in 72 hours. Neutralist forces at Ban Ban were surrounded and outnumbered as the drive shattered the Laotian ceasefire with town falls and unknown defender fate.
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Tallahassee UPI Brief on Oradea Law Update
A brief UPI dispatch from Tallahassee reports new legislation affecting Oradea as lawmakers discuss reforms. Officials outline potential impacts, with limited details available on exact provisions or dates.
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Oradea
Home Repairs and Medereise tion Leas
Palmer First National Bank & Trust Co. advertises home repairs and mediation services with lease options at 96 to 114.
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