Soviet debt to US over due gold repayment proposed
The piece argues Roosevelt lent billions to Stalin and Carter should push repayment in gold bars, noting USSR’s gold use in world markets and Cuba Africa ties. It questions U S willingness and claims Carter mainly favors giving over getting from the Soviets.
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Ranklin Roosevelt
Joe’’ Stalin
Jimmy Carter
Borrijos
Rosevelt
U.S
Ussr
United States
Matthew Rinaldo
R.-N.j
Pres. Carter
Rinaldo
Soviet Union
Cuba
Africa
U S Mediation Sought In Nicaragua Crisis
The Broad Opposition Front says its spokesmen authorized to negotiate peace mediation by the United States and four Latin American nations Guatemala El Salvador Colombia and the Dominican Republic with Somoza and the opposition. The U S has voiced active participation though names of other mediators remain undisclosed. The Sandinista revolt has left up to thr ee thousand dead as Somoza clings to power while talks loom.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Anastasio Somoza
Guatemala
el Salvador
Colombia
Dominican Republic
U.S
Somoza
Computers reject more than half a million college grants
Washington AP reports that over 500000 students were denied federal college grants this fall due to new computer checks flagging incomplete or inconsistent applications. About 75 percent of denials involved doubts about students’ adjusted gross income, 15 percent due to missing signatures or Social Security numbers, with experts unsure how many denials were honest errors or cheating. If 350000 to 400000 final rejections occur, savings could reach 350 to 400 million dollars.
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Washington
U.S. Office of Education
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Odessa
Moe
Winwood Mall
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Piaha Rk
Pace Ae
the Front
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Carter
William Jorden
Sandinista National Liberation Front
National Guard
Guard
Montgomery
Ing
Leo Cornfeld
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Cornfeld
Cornfled
Chicago
Packer's
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Pha
Juiuit
New York
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