Mortgage rates at five month low in Freddie Mac survey
Freddie Mac reports 30 year fixed rate at 10.33 percent this week, down from 10.38. The dip marks the lowest in five months, with the year high at 10.71 and signs of slowing growth tempering further Fed tightening. One year adjustable rates averaged 6.11 percent, easing from 8.16 percent six weeks prior.
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Money-filled pipes mistaken for bombs explode in Carbondale
Police say pipes found at a house fire looked like bombs but contained several hundred dollars. An Army bomb squad destroyed the tubes to ensure safety. The tubes, about 18 inches long and sealed, were left by a previous resident, sparking surprise among bystanders.
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Ames shopping mall plan blocked by OEPA ruling
Oberlin developments face a denial from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for not using best-available technique in sewer plans. Public Information Specialist Carol Porter says publicly owned sewers are more acceptable. Protest windows open now, with further action after final decision November 11. The project includes a 47,000 square foot Ames Department Store and 14 new stores near Route 8 and Route 20.
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Robertson: Churches, government, and the Trumpet Sound
Robertson argues founding fathers trusted God and Sunday preaching shaped public life. He laments secular government, praises biblical concepts, and warns of woes if Christianity is pushed out. He says pro-family Christians can win every office if they unite and act.
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U.S. Pays UN 85.6 Million Amid Budget Tensions
The United States wired 85.6 million dollars to the United Nations, lowering its regular-budget arrears to 366.3 million while the Soviet Union pledged 600 million for Afghanistan relief. The payment is the second install ment of Reagan’s 188 million end-year promise, though the UN remains financially weakened and at risk of hindering future peacekeeping missions.
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NLRB action looms over Invacare union dispute
Alfred Capone and John Baker of USW were arrested in April for distributing union literature at Invacare. The NLRB decision, praised by Capone as proof of federal law violations, could lead to settlements or reinstatement of a fired employee if the union wins. Capone and Park warned of publicity from the case, while Mixon claimed workers opposed union efforts.
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