Nations eye falling dollar in coordinated curb
Western Europe and allies weigh steps to steady currencies. Finance ministers from West Germany France Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg and others discuss measures to curb the dollar’s decline and protect exports while avoiding a new wave of protectionism. US officials led by Secretary Shultz and Fed chief Burns face pressure to stabilize the currency at risk of triggering recession and job losses.
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Carl Hartmander
Associated Press
Aga
West Germany
Paris
Canada
Japan
Ju 1
Donesia
Dalcountries
Lars
Treasury
George P.lample
Shultz
Paul A. Volcker
Brussels
Arthur Burns
United States
Federal Reserve
Willy de
Dent Nixon
Clercq
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Treland
Luxembourg
Denmark
Sweden
Switzerland
Sion
Valery Giscard d'Estaint
Streets Suffer Mud From Nearby Construction Sites
A reader requests action over mud and debris clinging to county roads near two construction sites. Permits require prompt cleanup, but rain and heavy site traffic hinder cleanliness. A Florida purse loss case notes a delay in return after a restaurant misplacement. The purse was found and held by the manager, who promised mailing within a week.
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Stakesman
Florida
Jeff
Ft. Lauderdale
Jem
Missing crystal shipment delays police scanner order
In September 1972 J R of Hagerstown ordered a crystal for a field scanner used on a police monitor. He reports a long delay beyond the promised two months and uncertainty about the vendor Mike Pashkarsh delivering the correct crystal, which he plans to deliver personally when correct.
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J. R
Hagerstown
Mike Pashkarsh
Siaté
Belated Bed Replacement Delayed For Customer Requests
A Pennsylvania store promised a lifetime guaranteed baby bed replacement but has delayed for three months. A Hagerstown pair complain of broken magazine rack parts and ongoing refusals. The company plans to ship parts or a full replacement later, with stock shortages cited and freight costs offered.
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Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Hagerstown
Secret local steel guitar seller found in area
A reader seeks a steel guitar maker and seller rumored in the area. Stores Machene Music, Colonial Music Store, and Campbell's Music Co list sterling steel guitars in stock or orderable, with prices up to 2000 dollars. Contact shops for exact models and details.
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T. K
Hagerstown
Machene Music
Pennsylvania Ave
Colonial Music
Virginia Ave
Campbell's Music Co
Long Meadow
Sterl
Bomb blasts in London tied to IRA group in Belfast
London explosions injure 243 and damage offices as 10 IRA suspects questioned by Scotland Yard link to the blasts. Bombs at the Old Bailey and Whitehall car parks killed one and damaged nearby buildings while police search for IRA sympathizers and cars used in the attacks. Belfast sources blame delays on a 24 hour rail strike and timing on Northern Ireland referendum tensions.
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London
Tish Republican Army
Belfast
Scotland Yard
TRA
Ireland
Heathrow
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Central Army
Whitehall
Britain
Inter
England
Dragnet
Wleet Street
Brittin
Parliament
Army
Trafalgar Square
THA
Northern Ireland
POW's Wife Dead Reveals POW Meets Son At Air Base
Army CWO Roy E Ziegler, released after captivity, reunites with his five year old son Roy E Ziegler Jr at Buckley Air Base. The boy waited with flowers as father embraced him. the mother had died three years earlier, leaving the family under care of relatives.
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Pow
Tom Siebert
Himjfore Ziepler
Fils Aurora
Cola
Simons Army Medical Center
Forte
Jah
Roy E. Ziegler
Army Cwo
Roy E
Ziegler
Buckley
Air National Guard
Dor
Clark
DeCardy
Springfield
Philippines
Éiegler
Army
Zeigler
Chicago
Nixon Press Urges Faster Declassification of Vast Document Vault
The Associated Press reports news groups pressed the Nixon administration to speed up declassifying a mountain of security documents. Eisenhower noted nearly one billion documents remain classified with 14 percent fewer people authorized to classify, while laws push older papers toward release unless exceptions apply. The group sought seven AP requests on documents over ten years old, which had not yet been received.
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Don Mrcleod
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
John Eisenhower
Inter Agency
Wendell C. Phillippi
Indianapolis News
The
Eisenhower
Tisenhower
Deay
CIA
Pentagon Papers Trial Delays Surface In Adams Testimony
CIA analyst Samuel A Adams testified there was a definite attempt by the government to keep him from testifying, delaying the next defense witness McGeorge Lundy. Ellsberg and Russo face espionage and theft charges over the Pentagon Papers release as Adams recounted concerns about government testimony and fabrications in Vietnam troop estimates.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
Angeles
Central Intelligence Agency
Samuel A.adams
Pentagon Papers
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Adamis
Daniel Ellaberg
Anthony Russo
Distriet Court
Matt Byrne
Wora
Adams
Ellsberg
Russo
CIA
William DePuy
Vietnam
Justice Department
Byrne
Earn while you learn Air Force program teaser
A recruitment line promises $207.20 a month plus room and board as trainees learn an Air Force skill. The notice hints at potential deployment within weeks and invites interested readers to call Vince Miller at 741-2870 or visit 63 E Franklin St for more information.
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Air Force
Vince Miller
Franklin St
Nixon Urged To Delay Viet Aid
Washington reports say Republican Congressional leaders push Nixon to delay any Vietnam reconstruction proposals while the administration urges patience. A Senate source notes timing and strategy were discussed with Nixon, and a North Vietnam aid program could face trouble amid domestic funding fights as the Joint Economic Commission set to meet March 15 in Paris to map groundwork for postwar reconstruction.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Congress
ILA
Senate
Reputitewa Senate
North Vietnam
United States
Joint Economic Commission
Henry Kiesinger
Hanoi
Paris
U.S
Supreme Court Asked To Decide Alaska Pipeline
Washington AP Gov ernment lawyers urge Supreme Court to decide fate of the trans Alaska oil pipeline blocked by a Feb court ruling. The 64 foot right of way limit under the Mineral Leasing Act halted construction and left environmental impact questions unresolved. The Interior Department seeks a ruling overturning the appeals court decision and a favorable environmental ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Tno
Jall
Interior Department
Department
Congress
Appeals Court
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