Gold guru Dines projects steep rise for bullion
James Dines, a famed gold advisor, predicts gold prices may climb from about $165 to $250-$400 an ounce while stock markets slip. He points to past miscalls but remains fervent that gold is the best store of value, despite fluctuating peaks and IMF era expectations.
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Washington
James Dines
Dines
Larre
IMF
Edward M. Bernstein
Bernstein
Louis Rukeyser
Wall Street
South Africa
Soviet Union
Fort Knox
Otmar Emminger
Emminger
This Day In History November 23 1977 Highlights
Key events span 1765 Maryland repudiation of the Stamp Act by Frederick County court, 1943 U.S. Marines seize Tarawa, 1945 wartime food rationing ends, 1970 failed POW rescue in North Vietnam, 1974 Ford Brezhnev Vladivostok talks, and 1967-1972 era political turmoil including Turkey Cyprus crisis and Bolivia martial law. Also notes the death of Andre Malraux and ongoing debates on gold as a monetary refuge with expert opinions.
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Frederick County
Maryland
U.S
Tarawa
Gilbert Islands
United States
North Vietnam
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Ankara
Turkey
Cyprus
Bolivia
Ohio Senate looks to raise boat registration fees
Senator Celebrezze proposes a reclassification of watercraft and higher annual fees with a $3 motor exemption for outboard and electric engines. The plan aims to fund boating services, update 1960 rules, and align Ohio with other states while easing by mail payments.
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Columbus, Ohio
Senate
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
Ccleveland
Celebrezze
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Wise restraint urged in recombinant DNA debate
A congressional subcommittee weighs DNA recombination risks with calls for strict federal oversight from environmentalists and cautions from scientists. Dr. Philip Handler argues for freedom of inquiry while national guidelines and grant controls offer current safeguards. Senator Stevenson favors measured restraint to protect science without stifling it.
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Senate
Marcia J. Cleveland
Natural Resources Defense Council
Philip Handler
National Academy of Sciences
Thomas Jefferson
Earth
National Institutes of Health
Adlai Stevenson
Handler
Brilliance in Scorned Body Charlotte Horowitz Case
The University of Missouri Kansas City medical student Charlotte Horowitz, top of her class yet dismissed for tardiness and appearance, faces a Supreme Court review on due process as a debate over prejudice and appearance discrimination unfolds. Her story highlights how appearance shapes self image and career prospects, especially for women.
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Boston
Charlotte Horowitz
Missouri
Supreme Court
University of Missouri-Kansas City Medical School
New York
Estelle Ramey
Georgetown University
Association For Women In Science
Will Rogers laments veteran support waning and political time
Will Rogers notes sadness over declining pep for veterans and says he has visited posts and many hospitals where former active helpers now move slowly. He adds veterans will not see politicians until they campaign again in four years, arguing you cannot stop a politician.
The Messenger Directory Data for Athens Ohio Team
The Messenger staff listing shows G Kenner Bush publisher Richard Paynter general manager Karl Runser editor Roy Cross district news Herb Amey city news Fred Weber II circulation Fred Bolles retail advertising J Coon classified advertising Carl Weber production.
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Athens
Lilessenger
Hobart
Rowen
International Monetary Fund
Manila
Rene Larre
Bank For International Settlements
Andre Malraux
Ed Howe
Ohio
Congress
James Kilpatrick
Barbra Streisand
Ellen Goodman
Will Rogers
The
Small Society
Carter
Mensch
Brickman
Bakur
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
N. and
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