Gold Price Dips as Dollar Rebounds in European Markets
London and Zurich saw gold prices slip while the U S dollar steadied after a volatile session sparked by France's franc gamble. Markets calmed Friday as speculative buying waned and foreign funds shifted away from risk.
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Seagraves Juco Forum Planned To Discuss College Plan
Seagraves community hosts an 8 p.m. Monday forum at Seagraves High School to explain Tri-City Junior College plans covering Seagraves Denver City and Plains. The steering committee cites a $2.75 million budget and petition drives requiring ten percent voter approval in each district before state review.
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Solon Eyes Race As State Speaker
AMARILLO AP Dean Cobb of Dumas says he will run for Texas House Speaker if the chair is vacated. In a letter to most of the 150 members he indicates he does not seek to unseat Speaker Gus Mutscher but would take the job if Mutscher is not re elected or leaves. Cobb, in his second term, says the move aims to avoid losing support by default.
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vaccination becomes mandatory for equines in texas
Governor Preston Smith signed a proclamation making vaccination against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis mandatory for all horses in Texas. The rule also covers mules, donkeys and zebras with no exemption for recovered animals. Accredited veterinarians will administer the shots at federal expense.
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IRS chief says foundations face rocky road on tax exemptions
Johnnie M. Walters, newly sworn IRS chief designates the agency will enforce the law as written amid legal challenges threaten tax exemptions for private and Southern schools. He notes suits may narrow the field and emphasizes a nonpersonal stance, despite ties to Strom Thurmond.
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Ethnic Course Set at Texas Tech English Dept
Texas Tech adds an ethnic studies elective in the English Department this fall. Dr. Walter McDonald will teach a two-student course focusing on Negro writers and race relations, aiming to deepen understanding and dignity for minority students without promoting radicalism.
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