Inflation To Death Taxes and Economics in 1971 Outlook
New York AP reports inflation dominates budgets as Nixon shifts strategy toward recession to curb rising prices. With elections near, officials fear stalled growth, higher unemployment, and a delayed inflation drop. Predictions vary on recession risk and surplus prospects, but inflation remains likely.
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Britain Grants Gypsy Camps as Homes for Travelers
London AP reports that England and Wales will provide campsite housing for Gypsies after years of roaming. Labor says twenty permanent sites have been built in five years with about 200 more needed for an estimated 25,000 travelers. Some camps already host play groups and nursery education as Gypsies seek longer residence while continuing fairs and seasonal work.
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Russians Trim Aims In Space
Soviet space policy shifts away from manned lunar aims toward unmanned lunar and near earth work. Keldysh and Petrov cite budget cuts, a 10 million pound booster explosion, and a push for a permanent space station with MOP priority within less than a decade.
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Geenen To Speak Here On Gilmour Academy
Brother William Geenen CSC, director of admissions for Gilmour Academy in Gates Mills Ohio, will visit Aiken this week to explain the school to prospective students and parents. The prep school serves grades 9 12 with small classes an 8 1 student faculty ratio and a 110 acre campus near Cleveland.
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Pinckney to resign after 52 year military career
Gen Frank D Pinckney South Carolina adjutant general announces retirement after 52 years in the service from doughboys to astronauts He will not seek reelection at 70 and plans to stay active in the campaign for his successor He says he will support a candidate but calls it premature to name one.
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