Decatur gift grows to 21 million for 2126 time capsule
Local oil distributor F. D. Peebles Jr. seeds Decatur with 300 dollars in a 7.5 percent certificate of deposit to be opened in 2126. Banker estimates about 21 million in future value, though inflation may reduce purchasing power to roughly 250 dollars.
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F.D. Peebles, Jr
Decatur
Ala
Peebles
Mars
Desertion Rates Across U.S. Military Services in Recent Year
The Navy posted the highest desertion rate on record for the year ending last June 30, doubling the Vietnam era peak. The Army saw its lowest rate in a decade, the Air Force remained low, while the Marine Corps continued to have the highest rate overall. Rates per 1000 enlisted were 24.8 for Navy, 17.7 Army, 1.2 Air Force, and 69.2 Marines, reflecting a sole year increase for the Navy. Navy officials began a study to explain and correct the trend amid an all volunteer force with peak pay and benefits.
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U.S. Navy
Navy
Army
Air Force
Newt
Air Pierce
Tedo
Carter builds amiable computers for a new administration
Washington report finds President elect Carter assembling a capable, amiable staff focused on apparatus and process. Aimed at rapid, transparent governance, the group plans televised forums, cabinet question sessions, executive committees, and regular public opinion input while emphasizing policy development and congressional outreach.
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Dem
Office of Telecommunications Policy
Congress
House
Senate
Jody Powell
Howse Hye
Frank Moore
Carter
Patrick Caddell
White House
Ford White House
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Sheiks seek to fix natural gas prices via OPEC control
Journalistic briefing alleges Kuwait and OPEC push to rig LPG and LNG prices, aiming to shield or profit from a forthcoming gas surplus while warning of potential global price spikes. It also covers interagency disputes at the Consumer Product Safety Commission, and Pentagon-led Kentucky depot closures with political overtones ahead of elections.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Kuwait
OPEC
U.S
State Department
Abdul Muttaleb al-Kazemi
United States
Sheikdom
Persian Gulf
Iran
Algeria
Consumer Product Safety Commission
R. David Pittle
Pittle
Byington
Banks of New York you false lovers satire essay
Russell Baker skewers New York banks for overhyped romance style advertising. He recalls arriving in the city to glamorous promises of a perfect teller, only to face long lines, surveillance and routine service, a mismatch with the commercial ideal. The piece mocks bank marketing and its dissonance with real experience.
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Banks of
New York
Russell Baker
New York Times
Seraglio
Clyde Barrow
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