Industry makes very pleasant discovery Indians prove skilled workers
At Shiprock New Mexico Fairchild Camera and Instrument expands Navajo employment creating a 1200 worker payroll of 4.5 million dollars and plans a tribal owned shopping center. Federal agencies aided a 700000 dollar loan and 365000 tribal match enabling a 50 acre industrial park and a 1.5 million plant build.
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Shiprock
N.M
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corp
Navajo Reservation
America
Fairchild
New Mexico
Raymond Nakai
Department of Commerce
Economical Development Administration
Interior
Indian Affairs Bureau
Labor
Bureau of Work
Department of Housing and
C. Lester Hogan
Palmer Wins Westchester Classic in Record 270
Arnold Palmer sweeps to first at the Westchester Classic in New York with a 270 total after a quickreturn from rest. The victory nets $50,000 and signals his plan to play only select events, keeping momentum and pressure on rivals Lee Trevino and Jack Nicklaus.
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Pete Fritchie
Washington
D. C
Arnold Palmer
New York
Westchester
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Nixon Faces Dollar Revalue Talk and China Reset Doubts
Washington reports hint at a possible dollar devaluation to balance trade, with tradeoffs for inflation and political support for a strong dollar. The administration also moves to slow federal pay hikes and limit promotions while State and White House planners weigh risks of a China trip and Taiwan photo transfers.
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Washington, D.C
United States
U.S
Red China to emerge as sole UN recognized China?
The article notes that Red China is expected to become the only UN recognized China, while warning against high expectations from the President's trip and stating that opening diplomatic relations remains far from certain.
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Red China
U. N
China
Plastic spoons in UK trains melt faster than sugar
London passengers complain to British Rail about new plastic spoons issued with tea melting quickly. A railway spokesman says the spoons are not up to standard and that makers have been told to stop supplying them.
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London
British Rail
Elvstroem Wins European Sailing Championship
Elvstroem of Denmark clinched the European Sailing Championship on Luebeck Bay with a second place in the penultimate race earning an insurmountable points lead into the final event. Cepeda Convalescing After Knee Surgery in New York.
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Elvstrome
Travemuende
Germany
UPI
Canada withdraws from 1974 America's Cup race
Canada will not participate in the 1974 America's Cup yacht race due to insufficient capital. Henri Richard of the Montreal Canadiens signed a two year contract, announced by Sam Pollock. Notre Dame captain Doug Gemmell suffered a broken leg in a car accident near Irvington, New Jersey.
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Canada
Vancouver
Canadiens
Richard
Montreal
UPI
Montreal Canadiens
Henri Richard
Sam Pollock
South Bend
Ind
Doug Gemmell
Notre Dame
Irvington, N.J
Lighthouses Still Shine Brightly Across Seas
Boston Light and other lighthouses remain vital aids to navigation guiding ships in a high tech era. The Coast Guard operates about 46 000 aids to navigation with automation reducing fully staffed lighthouses to 167. Loran and harbor radar threaten future use while buoys and radio beacons still protect mariners.
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Boston
America
Coast Guard
Severa
Massachusetts
Congress
Department of Commerce
Loran
San Francisco
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