Dollar value drop blamed on Nixon policies
A Basel AP report attributes the dollar’s decline to Nixon administration actions and global monetary tensions. It notes reduced willingness to buy dollars, limited domestic spending controls, and cautious political handling of inflation. The study, signed by Rene Larre, underscores wage and food-price dynamics and the shift toward paper gold and SDRs in a changing monetary system.
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United States
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French Finance Ministry
Milton Gilbert
International Monetary Fund
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Accountant Position With Benefits At Poudre School District
Need exists for a degreed accountant to perform supporting accounting functions and handle responsibilities in insurance property rights of way and related areas. Bachelor’s in accounting and at least one year in general accounting including cost accounting. Salary $818 with fringe benefits and advancement. Send resume to Poudre School District R-1 2407 La Porte Ave Ft Collins CO 80521.
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la Porte Ave
Ft. Collins
Search ends with boy found safe after horseback trek
A Fremont County sheriff's spokesman said 11 year old David Linam was reported missing in the White Horn area after separating from his younger brother Tim. An air search failed to reach him due to rough terrain and rescuers rode to him, finding he had stayed with a horse until rescue.
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Cole
Canon City
Fremont County
David Linam
Tim
White Horn
David
Better Communities revenue sharing bill in trouble with mayors
The Better Communities revenue sharing bill faces strong opposition from Congress and US mayors. Disputes center on whether funds should be flexible for local use or tied to urban renewal goals and housing needs. The plan replaces seven HUD programs with automatic grants totaling 2.5 million for large cities to pursue wide community development.
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Cuban refugees in Miami want to return to Cuba
Hundreds of homesick Cuban refugees in the United States, facing family separations and loneliness, express a desire to return to Cuba. Many recount failed attempts to escape by boat, halted freedom flights, and broken ties with relatives in Havana, while U.N. committee talks and U.S. budget shifts shape the broader context.
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Hernandez
Havana
Cuba
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Florida
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