BIA closes Roswell Thiokol training amid shifting Indian priorities
The Bureau of Indian Affairs announced the closure of the Roswell Roswell Thiokol Employment Training program and the U S Indian Police Academy as priorities shift. Last 35 trainees graduated the site will stop accepting new applicants but current participants can complete their programs. Howard Mackey said the statement came from BIA headquarters in Washington.
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Monetary system: small planet idea guides world trade
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff notes nations push a new monetary system as world trade seeks stability. He cites IMF efforts in Washington, rising economic nationalism, and gaps between rich and poor as barriers to cooperation and growth.
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Passengers praise upbeat New York bus driver Edgar Parker
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