New Bank Merger Law Elevates Community Over Competition
Washington reports that a recently signed bill will curb court obstacles to mergers, allowing larger banks to grow through consolidation. It broadens factors for approval beyond competition, enabling mergers if public interest and community needs are better served and costs are cut.
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GE Workers Strike At Louisville Appliance Park
More than 10 000 union workers at General Electric Appliance Park in Louisville strike at one minute past midnight. The International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers filed a charge with the NLRB claiming GE refused to bargain over grievances. Local 761 leader Loren Baker said 5 000 to 6 000 voted to authorize the strike, the third vote in nine days. GE called the walkout illegal but a company spokesman said the plant would open and keep operations available for those who want to work. Bernard Ballance cited a 1984 agreement requiring 10 days notice for strikes, a point disputed by Baker. about 13 000 people are employed at Appliance Park.
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Negro artists honor Lady Bird in World Arts festival
New York AP reports the United States Committees for the World Festival of Negro Arts named Lyndon B Johnson honorary chairman for the Dakar event. President Leopold Senghor of Senegal praised the festival organizers as over 14 American Negro artists are expected to attend, including Marion Anderson and Duke Ellington. Mrs Johnson is not expected to attend.
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Buffalo trip for bone cancer patient seeks life saving trial
Robert Wen a 25 year old Tucson insurance executive travels to Buffalo to join an experimental cancer treatment at Roswell Park Memorial Institute. The procedure pairs two patients both with the same bone cancer and blood type to implant tissue and exchange white blood cells in hopes of halting tumor growth. If approved the trial could begin late this week.
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Right-from-wrong test of insanity on the way out
Guttmacher argues the M Naghten rule, long used in English and U S law, is fading as courts and lawmakers abandon it. He notes federal appeals have discarded it for broader psychiatric tests that consider self-control and illness rather than mere right or wrong. The 2nd Circuit, New York, Connecticut, and Vermont now weigh tests aligned with the American Law Institute proposal.
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Flu danger warning seals New York schools close
Albany dispatch reports the State Health Department fears influenza may be invading New York as three east central communities shut schools due to respiratory illness outbreaks. The U S Public Health Service notes nearby states have confirmed or investigated influenza Type B cases, with Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey among others.
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Tired feeling Its cause and cure in March Reader’s Digest
A March Reader’s Digest article explains chronic fatigue as a routine issue, with a doctor revealing six steps to change daily patterns and discover new energy sources. The piece emphasizes practical, actionable changes to restore vitality in daily life.
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