European currency crisis turns on respectable firms
European speculators are not small-time operatives but money managers of large corporations trading dollars and deutsche marks. Banks handle the deals by phone or teletype as Eurocurrency volumes surge, with experts noting protection needs and the risk of unregulated flows.
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London
Kurt Hansen
West Germany
Bayer Chem Eal Corp
International Commercial Bank
U.S
France
Spain
Bank
Germany
Europe
Frankfurt
Britain
Switzer
WTSU Adopts New Admission Deadlines For 1971 Fall Start
West Texas State University announces new admission requirements effective with the 1971 fall semester. The process sets Aug 1 as the fall deadline and Dec 15 for spring, with summer deadlines May 1 and June 20. Formerly students registered without submitting required documents.
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Canyon
Fective
West
Texas State University
Donald Cates
Reagan Tax Leak Prompts California Inquiry
California Attorney General Evelle Younger was asked to investigate a leak of Ronald Reagan's 1970 state income tax status. State Sen. Dennis Carpenter urged action after a Sacramento college student broadcaster and intern for the state Senate Democratic caucus revealed details. Reagan said he paid federal taxes and $11,128 in state taxes for 1970.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Dennis E. Carpenter
Republican Party
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Charles A. Barrett
Reagan
Rosemarie King
Sacramento State College
Sen. Carpenter
Nolen Named President of North Texas State University
C C Nolen was named president of North Texas State University to take effect this summer. The 46 year old former vice chancellor for development at Texas Christian University led a campaign that raised 19 million dollars toward a 45 million goal for 1973. Nolen, nicknamed Jitter, is a UT Austin graduate and has held key roles in university development and student centers.
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Denton
UPI
C. C. Jitter
Nolen
North Texas State University
Texas Christian University
NTSU
A. M. Willis
Longview
TCU
Willis
Noten
Pueblo
iColo
Austin
University of Texas
University System
American College Public Relations Association
June Cameron
Hereford
Nixon salutes farmers as rural bank bill signed
President Nixon praised the agricultural sector during a White House South Lawn visit with 240 farm leaders and editors. He announced the creation of a rural telephone bank offering loans at up to 4 percent interest and noted real food costs in America reaching a new low as disposable income spent on food declined.
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White House
Agriculture Department
Tony Dechant
National Farmers Union
NFU
Madison Avenue
D. Leslie Tindal
American Soybean Association
Pinewood
S.C
Glen
Campbell
Washington
UPI
America
White ‘House
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Alaska
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