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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1978

Page

9

Rivalry grows as Saudi riyal joins hard currencies

Hard currencies are a select group led by West German mark, yen, and Swiss franc. Now Saudi Arabia's riyal enters the field backed by $31 billion in foreign reserves. Real strength lies in oil wealth, not vault money, as markets attract speculators.

West Germany Japan Switzerland Saudi Arabia Wall Street Journal

Presidential library boom across Michigan and Georgia

The Ford Library at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor is slated to break ground in November with a Ford museum planned in Grand Rapids set for next spring. Funding is private though government will maintain the sites, with $6.4 million of $7 million raised. Atlanta Americus and Plains, Georgia seek a Carter Library, though Carter delays site choice.

Gerald R. Ford University of Michigan Ann Arbor Ford Grand Rapids Atlanta Americus Plains Jimmy Carter

Unemployment figures may be best for now

AP Business analysis argues a 6.1 percent jobless rate may reflect inflation restraint and a tradeoff with lowering unemployment. It notes that further job gains could raise prices, while demographic shifts and higher benefits complicate true employment levels.

John Cunniff NEW York Carter

Today in History June 6 1978 highlights and birthdays

June 6 marked D-Day 1944 Allied landings at Normandy and other events such as Peace of Copenhagen 1660, Alsace 1871 annexation, Yorktown sunk 1942, Meredith 1966 shooting, East Germany talks 1973, Kennedy death 1968, Nixon adviser Laird 1974, Queen Elizabeth II 1977, Dalai Lama 43, Elmer Staats 64, Twain thought of today.

Associated Press Normandy France Copenhagen Sweden Denmark Baltic Alsace Germany U.S Yorktown University of Mississippi James Meredith Meredith Mississippi West Germany East Germany Robert Kennedy Los Angeles Sirhan Shiran Richard Nixon Melvin Laird Nixon Britain Elizabeth II Windsor Castle Dalai Lama Elmer Staats Mark Twain

Editorial: Joy riders face tighter auto theft rules

The Transportation Department proposes new regulations to complicate vehicle theft starting with 1981 model cars and extending to light trucks and vans. Ignition systems, keys, door locks, and alarms would be modified to deter mainly young joy riders and those who steal vehicles for stripping, a move aimed at reducing theft and accidents.

Transportation Department

Publishing conglomerates endanger independent book firms says Herman Wouk

Herman Wouk warns before a Senate subcommittee that industry concentration risks the independence of publishing. He cites conglomerates like Gulf & Western and Time Inc controlling publishers and media interests, potentially stifling controversial or noncommercial works. Senators Kennedy and Udall urge federal study and possible anti trust action to curb consolidation.

Washington Herman Wouk Wouk Senate Joseph D. Duffey National Endowment For the Humanities Association of American Publishers Duffey CBS, Inc Praeger and Holt, Rinehart & Winston Fawcett Popular Library RCA — Inc NBC Random House Knopf Pantheon Gulf & Western Industries Paramount Pictures Simon & Shuster Pocket Books Time, Inc Viking Penguin Little, Brown Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Author's Guild

Forest Haven abuse case sparks federal court challenge

Justice Department will argue in a federal suit that Forest Haven near Laurel Maryland violates patients’ constitutional rights. Joy Evans Bertha Brown Earlene Thorton are cited among deaths and injuries from neglect and restraint. Reporters smuggle tour reveal cramped conditions, seclusion rooms, and chemically restrained patients, while workers condemn the system. The piece closes noting Turks label four U.S. lawmakers as The Gange of Four over Greek Turkish disputes.

Jack Anderson Washington America Applecreek Forest Haven Rosewood Sonoma Laurel Justice Department Joy Evans Joy Dogwood Cottage Dogwood Bertha Brown Earlene Thorton U.S. Park Murray Waas Curley’s Waas Thelma Hall Gang OF Four U.S Greece Paul Sarbanes D-Md Tom Eagleton

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