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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1971

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Dollar in Europe No Panic Dealings

Markets in London Zurich reopened as the dollar weakened in Europe after President NIXON's policies. No panic buying occurred with dollar only trades. prices were set around 43.05 to 43.50 dollars per ounce, while restrictions limited tourist currency exchanges to 50 dollars per transaction. Major governments prepared calls for policy talks among US, Japan, and six European market nations to address the dollar crisis.

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Tate Killings Watson Described as Zombie in Trial Motive

Watson, 25, linked by attorney Maxwell Keith to the Tate murders as a drifter driven by Manson’s influence. He said Watson lost identity and ego becoming a psychotic automaton under Manson’s image, while the board of Insurance deferred auto rate adjustments amid a wage freeze order.

Los Angeles Charles Tex” Watson Tate Watson McKinney TV Ag Seer Manson Antomaton Charles Manson Manson Girls, PLC Maxwell Keith Sharon Tate State Board of Insurance Encourt Tage Watson Smith Office of Emergency Preparedness White House Texas Railroad Commission Railroad Commission Board of Insurance

Nixon price freeze unlikely to curb food costs much

Government economists say the Nixon price freeze will not greatly affect average retail prices for food. They note the policy arrives near the summer seasonal high and prices were expected to decline in coming months due to normal seasonal cycles. They call the timing opportune with few problems anticipated.

Washington UPI Nixon

Freeze Order Seeks to Curb Retail Food Price Rises

Economists note a potential seasonal dip but warn a freeze on many food items could blunt price moves. The order targets wholesale and retail levels for bread margarine butter and beef while excluding raw farm products and grain items. Experts say impact depends on seasonal demand and supplyMay affect prices through August. some foods like lettuce may see steadier prices or declines depending on harvests and policy effects.

Une Beenl Jettuce Antonio Man Kenneth R. Woodruff Nixon Woodruff Lone Star Ice House Roselawn Scrop

District Court Hears Robbery by Assault Case Against Peter Curry

In a district court proceeding Judge Wetherill presides over charges against Peter M. Curry. The case involves robbery by assault with a firearm and related counts. The proceedings follow a year with ongoing criminal cases and potential sentencing considerations.

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