State woos major banks to end fiscal woes
New York state mobilizes top fiscal aides and private bankers in a spring borrowing push. Aimed at restoring balance after months of default risk, the effort seeks $1 billion from 11 New York City banks and $150 million from Bank of America, with Federal Reserve chief Burns endorsing the plan.
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Steven R. Weisman
New York Times Service
New York
New York State
Hugh L. Carey
New York City
Pri
Clearing-House Association
Bank of America
San Francisco
Gest Bank
California
Patty Hearst arraigned in Los Angeles on 11 felony counts
Patricia Hearst, heiress and convicted bank robber, was arraigned in a bulletproof LA courtroom on 11 felony charges including kidnaping and robbery. She answered yes when asked her name and faces a May trial date, with her parents present and security tight.
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Linda Deutsch
Los Angeles
Tricia Hearst
Miss. Hearst
Patricia Campbell Hearst
Jack E. Goertzen
Miss Hearst
U.S
Janey Jiminez
Randolph A. Hearst
Redwood City
Moffett Field
San Francisco
Coast Guard
Los Angeles International Airport
Los Angeles County
Criminal Courts
Symbionese Liberation Army
Wiliam
Emily Harris
Jackson predicts large state victory in campaign swing
In Binghamton a breakfast honoring Sen Henry Jackson drew over 500 attendees as one of the region’s largest Democratic events. He then spoke to 1500 students at Utica Free Academy and held a seniors reception at Ross Towers in Syracuse. He urged voters to back him and described building a Roosevelt era style coalition including workers and diverse groups. The Carpenters Local 281 endorsed him.
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Binghamton
Democratic Party
Henry Jackson
Tier City
Jackson
Utica
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carpenters Local 281
Broome County
Rainy Central New York Weather With Strong Winds
National Weather Service reports tonight will see clouds and rain with a 30 percent chance and overnight lows in the high 30s. Tomorrow brings a 90 percent rain chance and a high in the mid 50s. Winds tonight and tomorrow will be easterly 15 to 25 mph.
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New York
National Weather Service
Moslems Press Lebanon Offensive amid Civil War Debates
Moslem forces break Christian defenses in Beirut and other towns as Syria seeks a cease-fire. Warlord Kamal Junblat pressures for a Muslim victory by capturing the Beirut port area and expelling Christian militiamen from a salient. Leftists seize the Hilton hotel and nearby buildings, signaling a broader Moslem advance.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Kamal Junblalt
Hilton
Economic index hits fourth straight rise in February
The Commerce Department reported the leading indicators index rose eight tenths of a percent in February, slower than January’s 1.5 percent gain revised from 2.2 percent. Eight of eleven sectors advanced, with slower supplier deliveries cited as the main growth driver.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Birth control encyclical blamed for crisis in American Catholicism
The article argues Humanae Vitae drove a crisis in the American Church, not the Second Vatican Council, citing NORC surveys from 1963 and 1974. It notes apostasy and declines in attendance and vocations began before 1968, and computer analysis challenges the conciliars’ role.
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National Opinion Research Center
NORC
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