Belgium selects U S YF16 over Mirage in multi nation deal
Belgium opted to buy the American YF16 instead of the French Mirage in a NATO consortium with Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway. The order covers 102 planes for Belgium with 14 extra dollars earmarked for a European aircraft research fund. The decision, amid political tension, aims to boost Western alliance and U S industry prospects for up to 3,000 total sales globally.
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Fort Worth Reacts to F16 Mirage F1 Victory and Big Pact
Fort Worth reacts with elation as the F16 wins the duel over the Mirage F1 securing a roughly $2 billion NATO contract for General Dynamics. The deal promises long term Fort Worth employment around 7,000 with potential payroll growth past $200 million annually and production shared across Europe and the United States.
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State board approves five percent pay boost for 1976
The New Mexico Personnel Board approved a plan to raise state employees’ take home pay by five percent in the 1976 fiscal year by funding an extra five percent into the Public Employees Retirement Association. The state would pay the full retirement fund amount, a one year funding measure pending legislative approval. Elsewhere visitors to Elephant Butte Lake State Park over Memorial Day weekend fell by more than 6000 from 1974 levels.
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Devaluations of dollar tied to 1970s inflation debate
Economists differ on whether the 1971 and 1973 dollar devaluations drove most US inflation, which spiked 21 percent in 1973 74. Brookings' Bergsten says dollar depreciation accounted for 25 50 of inflation, while others cite overvaluation and export effects.
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