Oil Squeeze Boosts Dollar Outlook Across Globe
The oil squeeze from Arab producers strengthens the dollar, with European bankers predicting a 1974 revival and possible upward revaluation. Short term benefits include a stronger dollar as oil constraints lessen price rises, while long term gains stem from new energy sources making the U.S. energy self reliant and cheaper for industry.
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Europe
London
United States
Middle East
Japan
U.S
Non-Drivers Get $1 Bonus At Phoenix Mutual
ST LOUIS AP A dollar a day may help curb energy use. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance rewards employees a 1 daily bonus for leaving cars at home and commuting by bus or carpool. St Louis office manager John Schultr says the program started at Hartford and has spread nationwide. only one local employee has joined so far. He plans to participate once a bus route is found.
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ST. Louis
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co
John Schultr
Schultz
Hartford
Connally Calls For Sacrifices
Kansas City AP John B Connally former Nixon cabinet member and Texas governor urged energy users for pleasure or comfort to sacrifice first. He said reducing driving and lowering thermostats could cut half to two thirds of the shortage, but everyone must share the burden.
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Kansas City
John B. Connally
Nixon
Texas
Connally
Missouri law seeks to remove male references in statutes
Missouri state representative Gladys Marriott proposes about 300 gender neutral changes to laws, targeting terms like he his him and chairman, plus a range of areas from governor duties to barbers and librarians. Other pre-filed measures seek open meetings reform, education governance shifts, abortion limits, ERA ratification, collective bargaining for public employees, jail standards, and broader regulatory changes.
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Jefferson City
Gladys Marriott
Kansas City
House
Human Rights Commission
A. Clifford Jones
R Brentwood
Jones
Robert L. James
Senate
James
State Board of Education
Missouri
U.S
Sue Shear
D-Brentwood
Boonville
St. Louis Area
Japanese quail aid bone science in Missouri research
On the University of Missouri Columbia campus a large colony of Japanese quail is supporting studies of calcium metabolism, Vitamin D activation, and parathyroid hormone action. Dr. Alexander Kenny leads the project, noting quail eggs reveal calcium stresses and rapid rebuilding, with findings potentially relevant to human bone disease and kidney dialysis patients.
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Columbia
University of Missouri Columbia
UMC
Alexander Kenny
Biochemistry
School of Medicine
Kenny
Dalton Research Center
University Singers Plan Free Holiday Concert at Jesse Auditorium
The Columbia University Singers, a 42 member group led by Prof. Tom Mills, perform a holiday program at 3 p.m. Sunday in Jesse Auditorium. Selections include Fanfare for Christmas Day and So How a Rose Eer Blooming among others. The concert is free and open to the public. Hamilton College to name Joseph J. Sisco president next year. Sisco, 54, currently top State Department official for Near Eastern and South Asian affairs, will assume the Hamilton post after tenure as assistant secretary of state.
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University Singers
Jesse Auditorium
Tom Mills
Shaw
Aichenger
Praetorius
Gibbons
Clinton
N.Y
Hamilton College
Joseph J. Sisco
State Department
Middle East
Sisco
Hamilton
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