U.S. backs move to end monetary crisis in 1974
The United States and 13 trading nations agreed on steps to stabilize currencies and foster cross border capital flows. Shultz signaled U.S. readiness to ease capital outflows and use swap lines to support the dollar while moving toward a freer exchange system by end of 1974.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Paris
United States
George P. Shultz
the Treasury
Shultz
U.S
Valery Giscard D'Estaing
France
Treasury
U.S. Federal Reserve System
America
Japan
Kiichi Aishi
Nixon
Bundesbank
Bank of Japan
Coloring book for principals shown to Zella Hunter
During a morning talk to southeastern New Mexico principals at Goddard High School gymnasium, Laurel M. Pennock presented Zella Hunter, president of the Southeastern New Mexico Education Assn., with a coloring book for principals to relieve tension.
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Southeastern New Mexico
Goddard High School
Laurel M. Pennock
Zella Hunter
Southeastern New Mexico Education Assn
Pennock urges teachers to smile and serve in public schools
Roswell district delegates hear Laurel M. Pennock advise educators to adopt ten commandments for relations with students and colleagues, stressing praise, name use, cheerful service, and listening. Attendees include Mayor Brainerd and Roswell board president Mitcham. Hall of Fame honor given posthumously to Dr. F Elena DeVaney.
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New Mexico
Laurel M. Pennock
National Assn
Pennock
Minnesota
Oregon
Scali Faces Panamanian Criticism at U N Meeting
U S Ambassador John Scali adopted a relaxed stance toward Panamanian criticism during a special U N Security Council session in Panama. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa labeled U S aims in the canal zone as Green Beret factories, while Scali dismissed Roa as an unworthy, self appointed spokesman. The session, hosted by Brig. Gen. Omar Torrijos, also drew sharp attacks from Peru and a Senate warning from Strom Thurmond against canal internationalization.
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Panama
U.S
John Scali
United States
U.N. Security Council
Raul Roa
Cuba
Council
Panama Canal Zone
Roe
Seali
Nixon
U.N
Scali
Omar Torrijos
Latin America
Torri
Ethiopia
Torrijos
Canal Zone
State Department
Sen. Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Senate
Congress
Panama Canal
Hurley may issue bonds for Kennecott pollution controls
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Hurley may issue industrial revenue bonds to finance pollution control facilities for Kennecott Copper Corp. The decision affirms a district court judgment by Judge Norman Hodges. Air Force Col. James Lindberg Hughes, a six year POW, will arrive in Albuquerque at noon Saturday and proceed to a Santa Fe homecoming.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Hurley
Kennecott Copper Corp
Norman Hodges
Albuquerque
Air Force
James Lindberg Hughes
North Vietnam
Several issues on Santa Fe legislature agenda surface
In Santa Fe the legislature faces final hours with items including Sunday liquor sales and a handicap bill signed by Gov. Bruce King. Roswell Rep. Carl Engwall officiated in King’s office for a handicapped facilities bill, while Sen. R. E. Thompson plans to oppose Sunday sales, warning it could legalize sales statewide and await Supreme Court ruling.
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Santa FE
Bruce King
Carl Engwall
Senate
Thompson
Beverage Control Department
New Mexico Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Chaves County
Sam Sloan Awarded Roswell Sertoma Service to Mankind Honor
Sam Sloan, Veterans Service Office for Chaves and Lincoln Counties, received the Roswell Sertoma Club Service to Mankind Award at a noon luncheon. The citation praises his long daily hours, extensive veteran outreach, and roles with the Veterans Service Commission, Social Security Administration, and Veterans Administration.
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Roswell Sertoma Club
Sam Sloan
Veterans Service Office
Chaves
Lincoln
Sloan
Veterans Service Commission
State of
New Mexico
Veterans Service
Social Security Administration
Veterans Administration
Sertoma Club
National Service Officers Council of the
American Legion
Chew den
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Zella
Rexord
Hunter
Roswell
Sunset
Chevy Chase
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fort Worth, Tex
First Christian Church
Boy Scouts
Handicapped Committee
United Fund
Roswell High School Booster Club
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