NYC Faces Averted Default Plan With Federal Aid
President Ford seeks up to 2.3 billion in federal loans for three years to backstop New York City finances as the city cuts 36 000 jobs and relies on state tax changes and debt moratoriums to avoid default. Banks refinance 1.6 billion in city debt while MAC securities gain activity from pension funds. City must balance the 1978 budget to qualify for aid.
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Ford signals limited JFK inquiry reopenings in policy briefing
President Ford spoke of new developments justifying a limited reopening of the JFK assassination inquiry while defending the Warren Commission. He backed his stance by noting a potential new investigation to address lingering questions and affirmed his stance on Supreme Court nominations and civil rights issues. He also addressed foreign policy and future GOP competition, stressing his record and a cautious approach to covert actions.
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Ford proposes federal loans to save New York City
President Ford outlined a federal aid plan offering three year loans up to 2.3 billion dollars per year to stabilize New York City. He said the city would repay loans with an eight percent interest rate and that Congress should act quickly.
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Beaming Mark Maust Portrays Thanksgiving School Project
Eight year old Mark Maust son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Maust of 42376 Wilbur Street wore a pilgrim outfit for a Maplewood School Thanksgiving project captured by C T photographer Jeff Bishop after a family dinner.
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Berrigans Held After White House Lawn Protest
Former antiwar activists Daniel and Philip Berrigan were arrested with four others after a two hour demonstration on the White House lawn. They demonstrated and dug holes to protest Americas nuclear weapons arsenal.
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White House lawn vandalism and embassy protest arrests
Reported incidents include two men sprayed red paint on the British embassy grounds and were released after an embassy witness refused to waive immunity. Five arrestees wore death costumes, one wore Uncle Sam. In a separate note, Coast Guard Rear Admiral Winford Barrow announced the Edmund Fitzgerald wreck had been positively identified by side scan sonar at Lake Superior.
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Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Today
Today will see mostly cloudy skies with snow flurries and highs in the mid to upper 30s. Cloudy tomorrow with a chance of rain or snow and lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Precipitation chances are about 40 percent today and 28 percent tomorrow.
Dead man argues with Medicare computer in Florida
Herman Cosman, 68, insists he is alive while a Baltimore Medicare data center computer says he is dead. He has cancer of the bladder and cannot obtain medical benefits after his entitlement ended, despite appeals and visits to Social Security offices.
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Second UAW runoff to determine Local 425 president
Incumbent Michael Pohorence lost to Pete Pavlich by about 41 votes in the rerun for Local 425 president, with 5 percent required to seal the result. A record field of 173 candidates sought 47 posts after last May’s ballot was voided for notice issues. Voters at Lorain Ford and Avon Lake Ohio Truck Plant cast over 5,500 ballots, about 67 percent turnout.
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Watergate Wives Reflections From Maureen Deans Book Excerpt
The excerpt outlines a wife’s view of Watergate era events including the break in the distant hush around elections, the cascade of dramatic revelations, and the impact on families. It notes the toll of long hours and perceived male obliviousness to domestic life. It ends with a prompt to turn to page B 3 for continuation.
Thanksgiving Day Reflections Across States and Systems
Mississippi official notes gratitude amid food shortages as 1976 wheat prospects loom. In Chicago the CTA offers bargain holiday fares with 25 cent adult rides and 70 cent all-day access. Cook County Jail plans turkey allotments with removal of large bones to prevent weapons.
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Turkey roll served at Kettering Medical Center Thanksgiving
Dayton AP reports Kettering Medical Center plans a Thanksgiving meal offering slices of spun sova protein resembling turkey roll unless patients request traditional turkey or another meat dish. Dietitian Rose Stein cautions diners not to expect meat flavor but to view it as a new food option.
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