Ghana's Busia government faces debt and reform tests
Ghana's new Prime Minister Busia leads a two party system after a landslide 105 of 140 seats, seeks foreign investment to ease state firm burdens, while debt restructuring and loans loom. Meantime U.S. moves to bolster a Southern anti liberal strategy shape party alignments and court nominations.
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Nkrumah Ae
Ide Pated Neta
A. Busia
Ghana
Busia
United States
National Liberation Council
Britain
Nkrumah
Victor Owusu
Governors Meet Over Nixon Federal Construction Cuts
National Governors Conference members held an unannounced closed meeting to discuss President Nixon's cutbacks in federal construction programs and other topics. Governors from multiple states debated fair distribution of cuts and drafted a public statement for release.
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Afl-Cio
Labor Department
Philadelphia
Maritime Unions Convention
Haynsworth
Nixon
U.S
Paca
National Governors Borne Executive Committee
Eer Nixon
Winthrop. Rockefeller
Arkansas
Lamesa Man Sues for Damages in Vehicle Collision Case
A Lamesa man files a damages suit claiming injuries from a December 18 incident near a Petroleum Co site. Plaintiffs include Morris Knaub and Shaf fer's Trucking Co. children Terry Don and Mic are referenced. Carlos F. Bonte of Lubbock is involved in the second case.
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Morris Knaub
Carlos F. Bonte
Lubbock
Local TV Preview Highlights First Time Thester and Yvonne DeCarlo
Fragmentary note describes a television screening featuring Yvonne DeCarlo, with mentions of a first showing and rival programming. No clear dates or full context available.
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Yvonne DeCarlo
Charge Prompted By Prescription
A charge of passing a forged prescription for a dangerous drug was filed Monday against Winford Gerald Caswell, 34, of Levelland. Bond set at $2,000. Other defendants charged Monday include Tamara Rivera, Alvaro Rodriguez, Charles Ray Richardson, Armando Cerda, and William E. Yelvington with various counts and bonds.
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Winford
Gerald Caswell
Levelland
Caswell
Talwin
Chris
Rexall Drug Store, Inc
University Ave
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Tamara Rivera
10Th St
Alvaroedro Rodriguez
Charles Ray Richardson
7Th St
Armando Cerda
Broadway
William E. Yelvington
Border Searches Backed By DA
Dist Atty Blair Cherry Jr. supported new US policy of strict border drug searches. He cited Mexico as a major source of heroin, marijuana, and other illegal narcotics and said Operation Intercept aims to slow imports and pressure Mexico to act. He urged citizen support amid rising drug abuse in Lubbock and nationwide.
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Blair Cherry Jr
U.S
Mexico
Cherry
Intercept
Lubbock
United States
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