What SDRs could mean for your wallet and jobs
World money managers discuss Special Drawing Rights as a potential substitute for gold in international trade. A devalued dollar could raise travel costs while stabilizing foreign trade promises better jobs and cheaper imports, with nations producing what they do best for global efficiency.
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Detroit
New York
World Money Managers
Washington
Emco Hcmc Olm
United States
Nixon
World
International Monetary Fund
America
Nigeria
Ginger Hammers North Carolina Coast With 90 MPH Winds
Hurricane Ginger battered the North Carolina coast driving 90 mph winds, ripping storefronts and power lines. The Caribbean Enterprise cargo ship, 115 miles east northeast of Cape Hatteras, reported cargo shifting and loss of a trailer but not imminent sinking. Morehead City and New Bern faced power outages and flooding as Red Cross shelters opened for thousands.
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Morehead City
N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Coast Guard
The
Red Cross
Ft. Macon
Marian Murphy
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Murphy
Commons Brothers Lines
Newcastle
England
New Bern
Atlantic Beach
Neuse
Beaufort
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Ohio appeals court rules state liable for Kent State student deaths
The Ohio District Court of Appeals ruled the state could be sued in the May 4 1970 Kent State shooting deaths. The 2-1 decision sends Arthur Krause’s $2 million wrongful death suit back to Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, rejecting sovereign immunity as a shield.
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Court of Appeals
Ohio
Kent
Cleveland
Ohio District Court of Appeals
State of Ohio
Kent State University
National Guard
Arthur Krause
Pittsburgh
Allison Krause
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
George J. McMonagle
Louis Schroeder
Missouri Ave
Lorain
William Schroeder
Schroeders
Fred Mandel
Cuyahoga
U.S
James C Connell
Bridge plan change could delay West River Parkway project
Ohio highway chief J Phillip Richley said a plan shift for Elyria’s West River Parkway may push the twin bridge opening to next fall and delay the overall project. He noted no city dispute over using State Bond Issue 1 funds and cited potential 50 percent federal TOPICS aid for area roadwork.
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Elyria
Ohio Department of Highways
J. Phillip Richley
Black River
Reichlin
Kosma J Glavas
Thomas Radican
Richley
Lorain Boulevard
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Istration
Community Development Department
Ridley
State
Highway Department
Weather outlook with showers likely and mild temperatures
Partly cloudy today with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s and a 20 percent chance of precipitation tonight. Tomorrow highs in the low 80s with a 30 percent shower probability. Winds mainly from the north to southeast, sunrise 7 23 a m, sunset 7 11 p m, high yesterday 88 and low today 58.
Draft resumption today may start quarterly calls
The Pentagon issued a draft call for 10,000 men over the last three months of this year. Inductees enter the Army in mid October. This year’s total will be 98,000, the lowest since 1962, with Secretary Laird eyeing quarterly calls to reduce uncertainty for 19-year-olds.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Vietnam
Jerry W. Friedheim
Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Pope Opens World Synod Cautions Against Change
Pope Paul VI opens the third World Synod of Bishops in Vatican City warning delegates to resist pressures to alter Catholic teaching. He hints at the celibacy rule for priests and cautions against compromising tradition as the synod begins. Mindszenty appears at Mass, marking his first public faith statement in 15 years.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Synod of Bishops
Sistine Chapel
Europe
Jozsef Mindszenty
Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
U S and S Viet Troops Struggle to Check Communist Offensive
U S and South Vietnamese helicopters ferried thousands of civilians toward Cambodia border areas northwest of Saigon to stem a major Communist push. One Communist division reportedly entered South Vietnam as fierce border fighting raged, with antiaircraft and mortar fire heavy near Firebase Pace. A Cobra helicopter was shot down, its two crewmen jumping 400 feet without parachutes. In Saigon, Thieu opponents urged a voters boycott and prepared a people’s congress to unite opposition factions including calls to address press oppression and a new election law.
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Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U S
U.S
Pace
UPS
Kenneth J. Braddick
Cobra
Nguyen van Thieu
People's Congress
Senate
Thien
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Civil Defense
Harry Williams
Eva
Manos
Nennace Elancac
Pivetoo
John Manos
Ohio Supreme Court
Krausé
James A. Rhodes
T. del Corso
Eva Gabor
Higbee’s
Midway Mall
John Payne
Holiday Inn
Leonard P
Action Center
Rt. 57
Columbus
Department (of Highways
Faweteraes
OA Bere Eee
Ennneee
Elyria Municipal Court
Vatican
Synod Fathers
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