Warden Campbell Leaves FCI After Four-Year Run
In Port Worth Texas a black schoolteacher inmate reflects on the outgoing warden Charles F Campbell who retired June 6 after guiding the nations first coed Federal Correctional Institution. Campbell says the move is right though his four year commitment felt like home to residents and staff.
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Lads J Senile
Charles F Campbell
Federal Correctional Institution
Wehly
FCL
Crampbell
Federal
New York City
Campbell
Stille
Ellen
Hanch
Springtown
Fort Worth
Tme
Texas Christian University
PCI
Women’s athletic participation and prison reform themes rise
A plan predicts that by 1978 one third of school sports participants will be women, with growth in basketball softball tennis and base goals. Separate material covers Texan correctional pioneer Campbell discussing coeducation in prisons and his retirement party amid praise for his humane, integrated approach.
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Chicopee
Mass
Rcting
Richard Geisler
Decister
Campbell
Gold rush stalls as U S. dealers fail to spark demand
New York reports weak interest in owning gold six months after U S. lifting the ban on possession. Treasury officials say 1.2 million ounces imported in December but only 300,000 ounces since January. Government holds 275 million ounces stockpiled and plans a 500,000 ounce public sale to test markets and signal stance on gold in the world system.
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New York
UPL
John Klossner
U.S. Treasury
Gold and Silver Department
United States
Klossner
U.S
Treasury
San Francisco
Denver
Fort Knox
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Fred Bogart
Republic National Bank of New York
Bogart
Chicago
International Monetary Market
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Richard Barrett
Samuel Weiss & Co
Burrelt
Harry D. Schultz
Schultz
Pope Paul VI to visit Eucharistic Congress in 1976
Philadelphia prepares for the first official papal visit by Pope Paul VI if he attends the first International Eucharistic Congress in 1976 and participates in the confab.
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Pope Paul VI
Confab
Philadelphia
Paul VI
New York
United Nations
Atobherly Love
Pope Paul
Walter J. Conway
Congress
Bombay
India
Bogota
Colombia
Melbourne
Australia
Letter costs zoom higher in 1975
Chicago reports the cost of producing a standard business letter rose 11 percent from 2.41 in 1974 to 2.79 in 1975, with potential postages increases pushing the basic cost past 3 dollars. The Dartnell Institute cites salary and material increases, noting dictation and secretary wages rose amid inflation. Other items cover gold market activity, futures trading, and expert opinions on gold as an inflation hedge.
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Chicago
Dartnell Intitute
Stargaind Sails Caribbean Nine Day Tourist Route
Travel desk outlines a Miami departure for the M/S Stargaind cruise linking Portan Prince Pittania Mosten Bays and Nis on three distinct itineraries. Read as a promotional note by Jim Corbett for future voyage options aboard the ship.
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Miami
Rortan-Prince
Pitt Awtania
Mosten Bays
Nis
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Charles Campbell
Coe
Port Worth, Tex
UPI
Redeye
Ariat
the Daily Review
Levangton
Bureau of Prisony
Axe
Juty
FCI
Pues Ouatatad
Oakland
San Leandro
Mifnet
Fremont Travel
Jim Corbett
Sarjini Ane Sr
Coda Mel
Gaya Islanda
Menetege Diy
Ins
Norwegian Gandhean Fai
Manis
Van
Manin
Fremont World Travel
Fremont Blvd
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