Warden Campbell retires guiding unique coed prison
At FCI Fort Worth veteran warden Charles F. Campbell ends a four year era shaping the nations first coed facility. He reflects on the program, its residents, and the human impact as Lews J. Gangler prepares to take over on July 1. Campbell will teach at Texas Christian University and serve as a consultant while his retirement party honors his work.
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Charles F. Campbell
Federal Correctional Institution
FCI
Campbell
Siy
Daddy
Gengler
New York City
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
PCE
le Quiet Succriess
CU Ki
Lemington
United States
Bureau of Prisons
FCT
Bnd
Mexico’s forests blamed for urban erosion crisis
Experts warn unchecked deforestation in Mexico is eroding soil and shrinking arable land. They cite 100 million acres already badly eroded, with 300 years of soil formation lost per two years of carelessness, threatening national agricultural output and prompting calls for urgent conservation programs in the Valley of Mexico.
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Mexico City
Mexico
la Francisca Brearl Velderrain
Office For Conservation
Velderrant
Sol
Horacio Homanez
Velderrain
Sett Perrier
Moly
Valley of
Mexica City
Norman
Perez Mosvoso
Texouco Lake
Conmnissun
Hng
Women join scholastic sports as funds loosen control
In 1978 experts predict one third of all portiou pants will be won by women in scholastic sports. Spalding president Richard Geisler notes rising female participation across basketball, track, volleyball, softball, tennis and even baseball and soccer. Title 4 of the 1972 Education Amendments drives funding and facility decisions, enabling women to create their own programs and expand noncontact sports.
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Chiqopee
Mass
Spalding
Rrichard Geisler
Pardespatto
Secrer
Gold rush fades as US buyers stay away in 1975
In New York, the United States experiences tepid demand for gold after lifting the 42 year ban. Officials report only 100 thousand ounces imported since January while the Treasury holds 275 trillion ounces at mints and depositories. An upcoming 500 thousand ounce auction aims to raise revenue and signal US readiness to flood markets to curb prices.
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New York
Xcept
Deena
Jom Klossner
U5. Treasury
United States
Klossner
U.S
Treasury
San Francisco
Denver
Fort Knox
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Iits
Fred Bogart
Republic National Bank of New York
Bogart
Chicago
International Monetary Market
Chicago Mercantile Rrchange
Richard Barrett
Samuel Weiss & Co
Barrett
Harry J. Schultz
Schultz
Pope Paul VI to visit 41st Eucharistic Conference
Pope Paul VI plans to attend the 41st International Eucharistic Conference in Philadelphia in 1976 marking his first official Papal visit to the event and highlighting the church’s global gathering.
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Pope Paul VI
Confab
New York
United Nations
Congress
Brotherly Love
Pope Paul
Philadelphia
Walter J. Conway
Constess
Tme
Paul
Bombay
India
Bogota
Colombia
Moe
Melbourne
Austalia
Letter costs zoom higher in 1975 study
The Dartnell Institute of Business Research reports an 11 percent rise in the cost of producing a standard business letter, from 3.34 in 1974 to 8.78 in 1975, due to higher salaries and materials. If postage increases as expected, basic letter costs could exceed 3.80.
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Chicago
Dartrell Institute of Business Research
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Punt
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Ina
Rancho Steak Co
Union City Blvd
Union City
PVA
LLY Whikinann
Ua Pe Ae Leney Sun Selene SS Iat
Oakland
San Leandro
Fiat
Mont Blvd
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