Ohio S&L Panic Blamed On Trust Erosion And Costs
Ohio faced a week of closures as 71 savings and loan associations failed or paused operations. Crowds formed outside shut offices while Governor Celeste extended closures, and lawmakers debated remedies. The root cause cited was risky securities and an extra half percent, with depositor losses fueling fear and anger across communities.
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Sub-minimum wage debate heats up in Congress
The White House again pushes a summer sub minimum wage of 2.50 for workers under 20, prompting broad debate among Congress, black and Hispanic leaders, and unions. Opponents warn it could lower overall wages and ignore youth unemployment, while proponents cite potential job access.
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Outcry over private funding ban for Nicaraguan contras
Lawmakers Levine and Leach seek to outlaw private financing of the Nicaraguan contras while College Republicans press a campus drive demanding 53 cents a day to fund the effort. The piece links administration struggles to fund the contras with broader Latin American policy and mentions Chile’s Pinochet regime and related U.N. and State Department stances.
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McGrory questions Chile church groups on disappeared and torture
Mary McGrory cites Chilean church workers and Dennis O Mara, a Columban priest exiled for protesting torture. He notes CPJ observers report censorship and government control of media, with opposition parties banned. She contrasts US bishops meeting Sandinistas with Reagan’s stance on the Contras and warns of legal limits on fundraising for terror campaigns.
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Mark Russell on missiles and a bizarre summit remark
Mark Russell comments on MX missiles and political voting, noting states likely to receive missiles. He jokes about a St Patrick’s Day Summit in Quebec where Canada would get wheat and Russia would get acid rain, and mentions Capital Cities acquiring ABC after a tense stockholders’ meeting failed to testify.
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Proslavery Lobby in Washington Reappears in Immigration Debate
A reader argues that illegal aliens face wage theft and limited protections while employers profit from slow cash flow. The piece links this to a broader lax stance on immigration reform, suggesting a modern form of slavery driven by economic incentives and a strong pro immigration lobby in Washington.
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