Peace Corps shifts to skilled volunteers in Dahomey work
Washington AP reports the Peace Corps is expanding beyond generalists toward skilled workers in Dahomey. Ljudomir Ivanovich and Beth McCammon exemplify a new trend, with Ivanovich supervising heavy equipment on a UN FAO led development project and McCammon setting up animal husbandry programs.
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Mutual fund redemption plague grips industry
New York AP reports the mutual fund industry faces a worsening year as many fund holders redeem shares. The May 1971 wave forces funds to pay out redemptions, leaving less capital to invest and limiting returns.
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Wyoming governor predicts land use plan soon
Wyoming Governor Stan Hathaway told a Torrington Capital-For-a-Day audience that a national land-use system may be in place by the end of the next congressional session. He called the last county vote against a plan in Goshen County "unpalatable" but urged growth tied to planning and public election of land-use officials. He warned of federal pressure affecting the West and criticized exporting power favoring REA over private lines.
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Federal women's seminar planned Friday in Omaha
A Federal Women's Seminar will be held Friday at the Holiday Inn in Omaha. Organizers expect about 350 women from Nebraska and southwest Iowa. Speakers include Betty Robinson and Jeanne W. Kelly, with panels on federal careers and opportunities for women in government agencies. Ontario Keeps It Beautiful is adopted as a new license plate slogan in Toronto.
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Peron Supporters Blamed After Deadly Hotel Blast in Buenos Aires
A hazardous device exploded on the 22nd floor of the Sheraton Hotel in Buenos Aires fatally injuring a Canadian woman and gravely wounding her husband. The blast shattered a corridor wall, sent nearly 700 guests into the streets, and occurred as Peronist demonstrations marked the regime’s rise. Victims include Gerald Crozier of West Vancouver and his wife Lois. Patricia Trakas of Milton, Massachusetts, injured but alive.
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