Citibank under fire in Nader report on practices
The Nader study accuses Citibank of aggressive lending and high default judgments, noting 15 000 lawsuits in 1970 and large profits from aircraft leasing while criticizing tax deals and limited city revenues. Citibank defends measures to improve service and employee relations and denies cooperation gaps.
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Penn Central
Lockheed
Reuben Richards
FNCB
Nader
Peo
Draft calls unlikely for July as draft officials project
Draft officials say July may see no calls as they give 30 days notice. The Army pushes recruiting with new inducements while June typically sees a surge from high school grads. 4,090 graduates with low numbers expected to be draft available by August. Senate lowers ceilings to 130000 and 140000, but impacts July–August are limited. Pentagon estimates 114000 for the year beginning July 1. Lottery numbers stay at 125 with 170 last year. officials still expect no calls above 190 this calendar year.
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Senate
Pentagon
Ralls Girl Elected First Negro Governor At Bluebonnet Girls State
Seguin AP delegates to the 27th Bluebonnet Girls State elected Glenda Brown of Houston Farr High School as governor and Linda Cox of Balls as a justice of the court of criminal appeals. Becky Crosby and Angelique Montgomery won lieutenant governor and attorney general respectively as a record 486 attendees study government all week.
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Jill McCarty
el Paso Bel Air
Jody Whitfield
Smithville
Marcy Barnard
Austin Travis
Frances Niccolai
Clear Creek
Pam Stanton
Texas City
Supreme Court
Suspect Joins Police Burglary Probe in Le Comte
In Le Comte France AP report Joseph Barteau 22 offered to aid detectives in a string of about 50 unsolved burglaries. After questioning authorities charged him with the crimes.
Verdict in Science and Humanism Seminar Sparks Debate
jurors in three panels found 19 guilty and 13 innocent while considering technology and ethics at the Institute of Man and Science dedication of the Guggenheim Pavilion. Noted witnesses and experts warned of war, privacy, and the moral limits of scientific power as they debated deterrence and humanity.
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Guggenheim
Nizer
Congress
John Carey
New York
Jerome Shestack
Philadelphia
Alvin Weinberg
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Ralph E. Lapp
Lapp
Richard J. Barnett
Institute For Policy Studies
Defense Department
Courtney Blackman
Peter M. Sanwyck
U N Report Links U S Cutbacks to Global Slowdown
The report shows worldwide GDP growth slowing from 5.1 to 3.8 percent between 1968-69 and 1969-70, with developed market economies dipping from 4.9 to 2.6 percent and developing countries from 6.0 to 5.0 percent. Inflation and wage rises are noted as key pressures, with Thant calling for currency mechanism reforms and tighter wage controls amidst rising unemployment and welfare growth.
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United States
Gordon argues inflation tied to unemployment for postwar economy
Gordon contends that lasting low inflation requires permanently high unemployment, not temporary pain. He estimates 1972 Q4 at full employment under 4 percent would yield about 3.5 percent inflation, while 6 percent unemployment near 3 percent. The view challenges economists though offers paths in Brookings Papers for policy shifts under Nixon.
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Gordon
Nixon
Brookings Papers
Fear Big Quake Group Quits California to Found Churches
The Apostolic faith group leaves California for Independence Missouri Murfreesboro Tennessee and Albuquerque New Mexico forming independent congregations It funds a $35000 brick church along with an auditorium and school and teaches by men in high school grades A preacher says visions foretell West Coast doom with a large quake by 1977 and coast sinking episodes ahead
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Independence
Murfeesboro
Tenn
Albuquerque
N.M
Apostolic Faith
Nolan Abernathy
Abernathy
Kennett
West
Tuftwick Carpet in Lubbock Holds Storewide Clearance
Tuftwick Carpet Co. at Slide Road and Brownfield Highway in Lubbock offers a storewide clearance to move 7,500 yards of 1971 patterns before mid July. Four installation crews, up to 36 months credit, no interest 90 days, and immediate installation are highlighted along with a broad selection and easy terms.
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Tuftwick Carpet, Inc
Slide Road
Brownfield ‘Highway
Lubbock
Tuftwick Lubbock
Brownfield Highway
Tuftwick Team
The
Big Tuftwick Carpet Co
Taylor
Tuftwick Carpet Co
Draughon's Offers Career Guidance for Seekers in Lubbock
Draughon's Business College in Lubbock promotes its courses for college students and professionals seeking higher income and security. It asserts strong demand for trained business specialists and invites interested individuals to contact 1414 Texas Ave for details.
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Lubbock
Draughon's
Draughon's Business College
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