Treasury plans overseas borrowing to ease dollar demand
The U S Treasury proposes to borrow 1 5 billion in Europe at about 5 percent on three month Treasuries to dampen dollar pressure. Undersecretary Paul Volcker says further overseas borrowings could follow if U S rates stay higher, but warns it is not a solution to the global monetary crisis.
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Letter on My Lai killings and faith from Gore Virginia reader
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Temperature Control Demonstrates Animal Cancer Cure
Researchers at the University of Washington School of Medicine show that altering environmental temperature can halt an animal cancer. The work highlights parallels between animal and human cancer research and suggests future insights for human cancer therapies.
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Britain launches budget to lift economy under Heath
Britain unveiling its first Heath government budget cuts taxes across the board and trims a few levies to spur corporate investment and employment. The plan also eyes resuming Rolls Royce jet engine production for Lockheed's Airbus as part of lifting purchasing power and economic vigor.
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Borman urges prisoner release move to prompt Hanoi
Former astronaut Frank Borman recommends the United States and South Vietnam release hundreds of prisoners of war to pressure Hanoi into freeing American POWs. He argues there is nothing to lose if it fails and calls the act humane, noting up to 1600 Americans remain missing or captured in the North.
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Dorsey Named President of Frederick County Fruit Growers
JOSEPH P. DORSEY of Berryville was chosen president at the association’s annual dinner at the Golf Club. He succeeds Joseph Butler and others who plan to seek re election. Over 200 antique cars expected at the Apple Blossom Meet April 27 29. John Wanner says Winchester Knitting Mill remains operating amid a union strike. Westbrook Van Voorhis spoke to O Sullivan Rubber Co sales staff in Winchester. Mr and Mrs C Kenneth Lamp return home from a southern Virginia wedding trip.
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The Greatest Event Forgiveness Made Possible This Holy Week
A meditation recalling Holy Week events from the Last Supper through the arrest trial and crucifixion. It reflects on Jesus’ sacrificial obedience, the disciples’ fear, Pilate’s moral weakness, and the crown of thorns mockery as recounted in Matthew and Mark.
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Calley Case Reflects War Crimes Motives and Mental Strain
Pentagon figures show 59 Calleys convicted of civilian murders in Vietnam among 115 charged. 21 got lesser charges and 35 were acquitted. The columnist argues psychiatric context matters, questions wartime motives, and notes My Lai's impact, urging abolition of war as the solution.
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Yearlings in Politics No Clear Run for 1972 Voters
Washington reports Democrats test youth registrations at Arizona State University and back programs to engage 18 20 year olds in campaigns and policy. Senators Humphrey and Muskie push a bipartisan study and 10 million yearly funding to place 1 000 college juniors and seniors with government offices to gain practical political experience.
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How's Your I Q A Quick Quiz Sheet From A Newspaper Row
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