Reclamation Bonds Urged in Cain Plan Debated in Congress
Washington June 21 Cain proposes selling bonds to finance reclamation projects now under way and to fund future work. The plan envisions immediate bond issuance totaling about 900 million dollars, with additional bonds issued as each project is authorized. Supporters call for study while noting potential taxpayer savings. Opponents weigh financing methods and revenue sources, including power revenue backed interest at 3 percent.
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William E. Lowell
Washington
Cain
Rev
Goff
Adaho
Congress
Public Lands and Appropriations Committees
Ben Jensen
R-Ia
Appropriations
Barrett
R-Wye
Treasury
Oklahoma Bank Raises Interest to Maximum in Dewey
In Dewey Oklahoma the First National Bank of Dewey with 50000 capital and 50000 surplus will raise its savings and CD rates to 2 percent on July 1 from 1 percent up to 3000 and one half percent to 5000. Board Chairman D M Tyler says the move reflects booming loans and aims to attract new accounts while aligning with Federal Reserve guidelines. Dewey sits near the Kansas line in northeast Oklahoma and features cement oil and agricultural activity.
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Dewey
Okla
First National Bank of
Oklahoma
Dewey Bank
D. M. Tyler
Federal Reserve Board
Tyler
Oklahoma City
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