Europe blames US for dollar sickness crisis
European leaders and bankers accuse the United States of causing a currency crisis through its balance of payments and isolationism. West Germany triggers market moves by devaluing the mark while French officials urge policy reevaluation. A Swiss banker notes Europe must bear costs of American actions as the dollar remains central to the world monetary system. Early forex trading shows the dollar slipping against marks amid continued volatility.
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Marines Reject Rose Garden Slogan In Recruitment Push
Marine recruiters shift from soft advertising to a tougher stance with Madison Avenue help. The campaign contrasts the Army's $10.6 million push and proclaims Marines are an elite, disciplined force offering no promises but brotherhood. Posters feature rugged imagery and the line We never promised you a rose garden.
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Lebanon says Israeli forces cross border
BEIRUT AP A Lebanese report says Israeli forces moved about 500 yards inside Lebanon and bulldozed a road near Hamia Village during a three hour operation. Engineers cut the road as a link to dirt roads used since 1967, while a 12 man patrol guarded the activity under heavy fire with halftracks and helicopters. No valuables were reported. In Gaza an Israeli bus attack wounded a child.
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Talks Continue In Hopes Of Averting Rail Strike
In Wallington AP report the 11 000 member signalmen union presses ahead with government mediated talks to prevent a nationwide rail strike slated for next week. C J Chamberlain AFL CIO Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen and railroad negotiators met with mediation board and labor department mediators behind closed doors with no announced progress.
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NAACP urges Supreme Court to block death penalty
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund asks the Supreme Court to halt executions by reviewing new challenges to capital punishment. It cites 27 of 648 condemned prisoners and urges hearings or lower-court evidence gathering on whether the death penalty is unconstitutional.
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Hoffa Parole Bid Tests Teamsters Court Room Word
Teamsters await word on James R. Hoffa as a parole decision looms. U S District Judge Richard B. Austin considers new evidence while Hoffa remains jailed. Union leaders plan crucial talks ahead of the Miami Beach convention to select a new president and officers for the next five years.
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The Daily Mail Local Notices and Rates
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