Warden Campbell Retires From Coed Federal Prison
The first coed federal prison warden, Charles F. Campbell, retires after four years overseeing the facility in Fort Worth Texas. Louis J. Gengler will arrive as his successor while Campbell plans to teach at Texas Christian University and work as a correctional consultant. His farewell includes a campuswide party with inmates staff and volunteers honoring his service.
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Louis J. Gengler
Charles F. Campbell
Federal Correctional Institution
Hy Han
FCI
Campbell
Daddy
Gengler
New York
Cio
R Pbell
Moo
FCT
Amtshy
Square
Meale
Unitul
Lexington
United States
Bureau of Prisons
Worden
Mexico erosion crisis threatens agricultural future city of land and heat
Mexico faces massive soil erosion with six to nine million acres degraded nationwide. Officials warn eight million residents in eighty states live amid rising costs and loss of productive land. Experts urge soil and water conservation but note recovery costs are prohibitive as urban sprawl grows around Mexico City and the Valley of Mexico.
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Mexico City
Meco
Maderas Bisbel
Mexico
Francisco Beech Velderrain
Office For Conservaton of
Veldermin
Horacio Hermandez
Federal District
Valley of Mexico
Menco City
Hernan Perez Moscusa
Texcoco Lake Commission
Lackluster interest slows 1975 gold rush in US
In New York, officials report Americans show little desire to own gold six months after its sale began. Despite 1.2 million ounces imported in December and a 275 million ounce stockpile, demand remains weak as Treasury auctions 500,000 ounces. Experts warn inflation and economic shifts may yet spark interest, with prices around 165 dollars per ounce.
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UPL
John Klesmner
U.S. Treasury
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
Gould
Richard Barrett
Samuel Weiss & Co
Barrett
Harry J. Schultz
Schultz
Pope Paul VI to Visit Conference in Philadelphia
Pope Paul VI plans first official visit as pope to the 1976 International Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia. The event brings a major papal presence to the city with ceremonies and meetings centered on faith and unity.
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Pope Paul VI
Confab
Philadelphia
New York
United Nations
Congress
Paul
Walter J. Conway
Bombay
India
Bogota
Colombia
Melbourne
Australia
Letter Costs Jump in 1970s Chicago Report
The cost of producing a standard business letter rose 11 percent from 2.41 in 1974 to 3.79 in 1975, with potential postage increases pushing basic costs over 3.20. The Dartnell Institute of Business Research cites salary and materials gains for both the dictator and secretary as drivers.
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Chicago
Dartnell Institute of Business
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