United States Pushes Plan for World Monetary Reform
The United States unveiled its first concrete plan to revamp the world monetary system at the IMF meeting, signaling a broader agenda that links monetary reform with trade and investment. President Nixon said future negotiations must reduce trade barriers and avoid exporting jobs, outlining a more open, competitive global economy.
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Norway Vote Triggers European Currency Turbulence
European currencies weakened at market open after Norway rejected EU membership, Denmark suspended currency trades pending its referendum, and leaders warned of broader anti market sentiment. Sterling slid while analysts linked moves to Britain’s potential referendum outcome and Denmark’s vote next week.
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Baggett seeks Supreme Court review of ballots dispute
Oklahoma State Senator Bryce Baggett heads to the state Supreme Court to challenge illegal ballots he says cost him the Democratic primary. He filed after the Election Board refused to reverse Aug 22 results, amid reports of 104 ineligible votes and a call for a full investigation.
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Prisoner Back On Death Row in Oklahoma
Gerald Pate is back on Death Row at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary after eight years at Eastern Oklahoma State Hospital. He was deemed sane by doctors and returned last week. He was sentenced for the 1959 murder of his 15 year old sweetheart Mary Jane Haygood after 31 stays of execution. The case follows a 1964 verdict of insanity by a Pittsburgh County jury. There are 14 other death row inmates in the state penitentiary.
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Cameron ROTC Names Freshman Cadet of the Week
Cameron College announces first cadet of the week for 1972 73 with freshman James Waugh 5330 Ash named by battalion commander. Waugh a 1972 Eisenhower graduate and physics major is son of retired Lt Col Lionel C Waugh.
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Trade Deficit Drops In August
The Commerce Department reported an August trade deficit of 462.6 million dollars, the smallest since January. Imports reached a record 4.6 billion, while exports totaled 4.2 billion, the highest since January and 182.5 million above July. For the year to date, the eight month deficit stood at 4.3 billion.
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Envelope Bomb Sent To Envoy
An envelope bomb addressed to the U S consulate was detected by an X ray at a U S Air Force post office in Sydney. Postmarked Rabaul New Guinea the thick envelope was disarmed and found similar to bombs recently sent to Israeli diplomats.
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