Dollar Drops as Brandt Rules Out Devaluation
BONN UPI The dollar sagged again in quiet private trading as West German Chancellor Willy Brandt said Washington would not devalue the dollar to aid Germany and Europe. Brandt, touring from London, planned an emergency cabinet session to address the latest monetary crisis. Basel bankers from West Europe were set to discuss the situation Sunday. The United States remained firm on not altering its dollar gold relationship.
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European finance ministers weigh response to German crisis
In Brussels experts met in a crisis atmosphere ahead of an emergency Saturday meeting of the six member nations. Dutch Finance Minister Henrik Witteveen said the Hague session would seek a solution to Germany's difficulties by choosing the lesser evil. Holland fears a mark revaluation or a float upward.
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Nixon backs 250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed
Treasury Secretary Connally said President Nixon would ask Congress to guarantee 250 million in loans to save Lockheed Aircraft from bankruptcy. He noted British support of 288 million for Rolls Royce RB 211 engine production and warned 1.4 billion already invested could be lost. Proposals to Congress expected Tuesday.
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Paiute-Loloma-OLPH Spring Music and School Events
Paiute-Loloma-Olph area hosts Loloma Spring Music Program in the school cafeteria Tuesday at 7 30 p m directed by Mrs Sweetsee Davis with fourth graders forming a flutophone band and the advanced band directed by Normand LeBlanc performing. Kindergarten lunch guests Friday. eighth graders plan a year end dance with Student Council in the school cafeteria Friday evening. Scottsdale High honors include Miss Junior Achievement 1971 Kim Olsen and April Students of the Month John Zacharoudis Teri Wager. Principal William Berner lists principal’s list honorees for nine weeks across seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with numerous names.
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Don Rabe
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Elaine Coombs
Tom Crawford
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Christopher Dixon
Lisa Genuit
Amy Hurst
Joan Gleason
Mary Kattes
Carolyn Kools
Jeff Lesk
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Edward May
Nancy New
John Risk
Sue Spielberg
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Greg Symons
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Robert Estoc
Darlene Hagen
Donald McKee
Richard Perona
William Peterson
Lori. Roberts Jeanette Wendt
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Constance Sullivan
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Dawn
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Susan Benjamin
Angela Clark
John Copp
Megan.Rawford
Allen Davis
Jo Anne
Chris ‘Dubrowski
Danice Eckburg
Lori Field
George Galliher
Michelle ‘Francis
Mark Holland
Nicholette Lenirron
Robert Leone
Karl MacDonald
Te Murphy
Anne Peper
Todd Soderquist
Davi David d Stein
Dianne Stragier
Kay Swartout
Mike Thomas
Susan Tring
Scott Turner
Ellen Walcott
Lyden Prosnier
Kathy Mangum
Police clash with demonstrators at JFK Building protest
In Boston police charged into antiwar protesters outside the JFK Federal Building after a three hour standoff with about 4,000 demonstrators. About 50 people were arrested as officers pushed the crowd back and a police sweep cleared the area.
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Miller to Receive Moeur Award at ASU Alumni Breakfast
Douglas K. Miller of 5608 E. Horseshoe Lane will receive Arizona State University’s Moeur Award at the annual alumni breakfast. The political science major earned straight A grades in 109 credit hours over seven semesters and has been accepted to Stanford Law next fall.
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Fire damages total over two Scottsdale area sites
A grease fire in an apartment at 4925 N Tard St caused 1500 dollars in damage with smoke spread through the unit, while a rear-store room blaze at The Safeway, 2801 N Scottsdale Rd, caused 1000 dollars damage and was extinguished by the store sprinkler system as Rural Fire Department units arrived. cause of the Scottsdale fire remains unknown.
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