Monetary Settlement Near in G Ten Talks
France and West Germany reported progress toward a settlement of the international monetary crisis with the United States and other G Ten economies. Karl Schiller said a breakthrough occurred at a Tuesday night meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors. Valery Giscard d Estaing noted the U S position seemed less inflexible and John Connally reported progress on a new exchange system.
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Rome
France
West Germany
United States
Group of Ten
Karl Schiller
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
U.S
Treasury
John B. Connally
Pakistan Victory Victory At Border Amid War Talks
The Pakistan army says its troops repulsed Indian attacks at Chaugacha and Kamalpur on East Pakistan fronts, reported heavy Indian casualties, plus seven prisoners and arms captured in Dinajpur. Indian claims of intrusions and a Calcutta air raid are noted as cross border fighting continues.
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Associated Press
Pakistan Army
East Pakistan
Dacca
Chaugacha
Jessore
Kamalpur
Mymensingh
Indira Gandhi
India
Pakistan
Subcontinent
Gandhi
Agha
Mohammend Yahya Khan
Texas Tech Professor Named President of Language Association
Prof. Harley Oberhelman of the Texas Tech University Classical and Romance Languages faculty has been elected president of the Texas Foreign Language Association during the fall meeting in El Paso. The 500 member group includes teachers from primary through university levels in Texas.
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Texas Fla Lubbock, Tex
Harley Oberhelman
Texas Tech University
Texas Foreign Language Association
el Paso
Texas
Kentucky approves 9 million loan for UK stadium
Frankfort officials announce the state has approved borrowing nine million dollars to help finance a new University of Kentucky football stadium in Lexington, about 30 miles from the capital.
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Frankfort, Ky
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Life and motherhood under pressure at Lenox Hill
A NY Times report follows pregnant unwed young women at Lenox Hill Hospital as they discuss why they won t terminate a pregnancy and choose adoption. The group therapy sessions explore religion, stigma, relationships, and family pressures shaping their decisions with doctors and psychologists guiding the dialogue. The piece highlights personal stories of hope and conflict as women confront mothers and lovers while preparing for birth and adoption.
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Olive EV
New York Times News Service
New York
Lenox Hill Hospital
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Jane
Ann
Nini Vas Dias
Helen
Lenox Hill
Vas Dias
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