New Bemidji pool near completion for September use
Ray H Witt announces the junior high pool will be ready for early September. Gale Falk will teach boys swimming and direct the program, with Keila Krebsbach added to lead girls swimming. The plan includes classes for all junior and senior high students, a $3 towel and swimsuit fee, and safety rules for diatomite filtration.
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John Schuiling
Bemidji Junior High School
Schuiling
Ray H. Witt
Gale Falk
Keila Krebsbach
Falk
Phillip L. Tenney
Brainerd
Fergus Falls
Inver Grove Heights
Northfield
Princeton
Thief River Falls
Tenney and Falk
Common Market weighs Nixon surcharge hit on world trade
The European Common Market warned that Nixon's 10 percent import surcharge and dollar-gold suspension threaten the Kennedy Round tariff cuts and could reduce international trade. Brussels officials pressed for a joint response as six nations plus Britain consider currency flexibility and a possible Group of 10 meeting.
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London
European Common Market
Nixon
Common Market
Executive Commission
Brussels
Common Market Commission
Britain
France
West Germany
Netherlands
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Anthony Barber
U.S. Treasury
Paul Volcker
Paris
United States
Japan
Canada
Sweden
Eisaku Sato
Tokyo
Georges Pompidou
Marcel Anthonioz
U.S
OEP to Publish Guidelines for Wage Price Freeze
The Office of Emergency Preparedness says guidelines for the Nixon wage price freeze will be ready by Thursday or Friday. Until then it will answer only clear questions, amid confusion from conflicting and delayed guidance across departments. The Cost of Living Council is being formed to issue regulations, with Arnold Weber named executive director.
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Washington
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Nixon
E.V.W. Jones
OEP
Arnold Weber
Office of Management and Budget
Council
Jones
Dave Pattison
District board sets salary hikes amid Nixon wage freeze
School District 31 board approved salary increases for noncertificated staff while awaiting guidance on the Aug 14 1971 presidential order. A five percent raise was set for aides and drivers. other groups gain monthly or hourly raises plus benefits. Interim leaders were named for an intra-cultural advisory group as plans for the new school year and budget proceed.
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Nixon
Ray Witt
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
James Lawrence
James Lowmaster
Franklin Brown
State Board of Education
Witt
Keilh Krebsbach
U. of North Dakota
Kingsford
Mich
Dennis Schueller
Bemidji State College
Jane Hardmeyer
Dianne Brain
Smith
Rebecca Kochevar
Truman Jackson
James Sharp
George Dahl
Andrew Allen
Robert MacGregor
Nixon Likely Wins Economic Bill Support From Congress
Nixon presses his package as Democrats bargain for more tax relief. IMF still silent on U S dollar gold convertibility after removal from free exchange. Nixon defends parochial schools during cross country tour.
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Washington
Nixon
Democratic Congress
New York
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