IMF Plan Seen As Key Cure For Indonesia Crisis
Mondale warned Suharto in Jakarta that deviating from IMF reforms threatens global stability and U.S. trade as Asia’s crisis spreads. Indonesia seeks a $40 billion rescue loan with structural reforms to stabilize the currency, curb cronyism, and boost exports despite short term pain.
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Mexico
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Roswell Firefighters Face Low Pay and Delay in Raises
A reader thanks Roswell Fire Department staff for station visits and notes firefighters are among New Mexico's lowest paid. They work 24 hour shifts and often hold a second job. The author cites a promised 5 percent raise delayed until July, calls for fair compensation, and contrasts priorities with an $800,000 bridge project. Public servants like police and teachers warrant better pay to boost morale.
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Oklahoma student on East Coast tour from Roswell
Elaine Park a 19 year old Roswell native attends Oklahoma Baptist University on tour of the East Coast. She is a sophomore majoring in elementary education and music and is the daughter of Marie Park. Roberta Valdez 14 and Vernon Valdez 8 of Roswell won honors in a nationwide pow wow on the Mescalero Apache Reservation with Roberta taking first in girls division and Vernon third in boys division. they are Pueblo Laguna descent, children of Bobby and ??? Valdez. The Valdez family resides at 5 Walker Place. Book Club members gathered at Mrs Ellis Whitney's East Grand Plains home where Roy Crockett reviewed Milton Lehman's This High Man attracting nostalgic Roswell memories of the 1930s.
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Roswell
Oklahoma Baptist University
Miss Park
Goddard High School
Oklahoma School
Marie Park
Washington Ave
Roberta Valdez
Vernon Valdez
Mescalero Apache Reservation
Roberta
Dems and GOPs restate beliefs at Santa Fe nominating conventions
At the Santa Fe nominating conventions the Democrat and Republican speakers revived partisan rhetoric. Gov. Gary Johnson accused Democrats of Castro-like beliefs while Democrats portrayed Republicans as heartless. Treisman critiqued campaign speeches via fax, noting varied tone and quality. Pearlman’s Greens were described as mildly eccentric and unlikely to endorse him.
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Gary Johnson
Fidel Castro
Albuquerque Convention Center
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Gallegos
Dan Pearlman
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Treisman
Greens
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Tal
Kosovo Seen as Following Sarajevo Crisis
A U S diplomat view warns Kosovo could trigger World War III. Kosovo, a Yugoslav province with 2 million ethnic Albanians and 200,000 Serbs, faces Serb repression and ethnic Albanian dissent. Milosevic’s rise linked to Kosovo tensions. projections say future conflict may erupt there, despite current quiet.
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Belgrade
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Europe
Dale van Atta
Middle East
Mansfield 95 worries Senate center eroding and cracking
Washington recalls Mike Mansfield as a voice for accommodation and collegiality. The 95 year old former Senate Democratic leader warns that retirements and partisan lines threaten the chamber he once guided, urging today’s lawmakers to pursue negotiation and national interest above ambition.
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