Dollar surges as overseas funds flood U.S. markets
International economists say the dollar’s strength hints at heavy foreign demand for U.S. assets. Analysts cite Kissinger’s Asia trip, U.S. inflationics, and stronger balance of payments as drivers. A rise in overseas investment could push U.S. interest rates higher to attract private borrowers.
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New York
United States
William Wolman
Argus Research
Germany
London
Henry Kissinger
Southeast Asia
U.S
Europe
United Sites
Treasury
U S
Odessa American Rates and Publication Details
The Odessa American lists publication details for Odessa and Ector County with subscription options. Rates include in town home delivery at $2 per month, various regional zones, and options for six months and yearly terms. The paper appears to be a daily and Sunday publication with differing single copy prices for weekdays and weekend editions.
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Odessa
Texas
East 4Th Street
Texas Post Office
Odena American Telephone
Ector County
Reto
Drug Deaths Climbing In San Antonio
In San Antonio narcotics officers report a surge in overdose deaths linked to heroin of record strength. Seven of 11 recent apparent overdoses involve high heroin concentrations, with 74.7 percent purity found in a 525 gram seizure. A Houston youth staying with relatives is the latest suspected fatality. Toxicology results are pending.
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San Antonio
Tex
Houston
Charles Doerr
Organized Crime Control Bureau
Doerr
House Approves Pollution Aid Bill for Jobless Victims
Washington AP report outlines a House passed 285 to 92 bill providing up to 78 weeks of aid at 60 percent of wages with a 129 weekly cap, plus mortgage relief and relocation costs for workers affected by federal environmental directives. The measure covers 3.18 billion in new programs and 1.22 billion in existing projects, with loans and regional planning funds included.
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Washington
House
Senate
European Troop Trim Is Unlikely
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration plans to keep U.S. troop strength in Europe near current levels through fiscal 1974, with about 190000 Army, 70000 Air Force and 45000 Navy personnel in the region. McGovern advocates a cut from 305000 to about 130000, arguing redeployment capability and allied NATO strength offset risks. Pentagon cautions reductions could destabilize NATO and invite re-evaluation of relations, while lawmakers worry budgets can force withdrawals.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Europe
Congress
George McGovern
McGovern
Melvin R. Laird
NATO
European
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
United States
Pentagon
Miss Your Paper Odessa American Help Line Noted
If you miss your Odessa American or service is unsatisfactory, please telephone the paper for assistance and resolution.
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Odessa
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