El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 17

PASO HERALD POST Tuesday February 13 1973 Section Page Three- 1 KELP-TV Expands Studio Facilities i Questions on Devaluation's Economic Effect Answered WASHINGTON (UPI) Here are some frequently -asked questions on the dollar the long-run improve the ments crisis with the subsequent revaluation of currencies EP Sheriff Denies Jail Criticism Sheriff Mike Sullivan today categorically denied all but two of a long series of charges made by an anonymous inmate of County Jail on mismanagement and substandard conditions in the jail The two charges he did not deny were that inmates have inadequate dental care and that public defender lawyers give their clients inadequate attention come up with a plan that would provide better dental said the sheriff up to the County Commissioners to act on it if they see He said the adequacy or inadequacy of defense lawyers is out of his jurisdiction to the other charges poor food and medical services mismanagement of personal property lack of visiting facilities etc any news reporter can come up to the jail any time without forewarning and check to see if our iail is substandard for its Sullivan said devaluation and the answers prepared by UPI economic writer Gqne Carlson What is a devaluation? A A reduction in the value of one currency relative to another In this case dollars will be worth about 10 per cent less than before compared to the West German mark French franc and most other currencies Will notice any effects of the devaluation? A If you like French wine or plan to buy a Japanese camera or a German automobile find the prices will be going up American travelers will find the dollar buys less than before in foreign countries SOUNDS BAD Does this mean the US economy is in trouble? A Not at all One segment of the economy the balance of payments with foreign nations is in bad shape But overall the United States is growing faster with lower inflation than most of its trading partners Why devalue then? A ITS A TACTIC to force an end to the monetary crisis overseas by making the dollar more nearly reflect its true vain markets But the mARtm pledge WE HONOR ALL FUNERAL INSURANCE WE CONDUCT FUNERALS IN ALL EL PASO CEMETERIES WE HAVE A PRE-ARRANGEMENT PLAN-NO COST NO OBLIGATION YOU MUST REQUEST AS WE HAVE NO DOOR TO DOOR SOLICITORS WE HAVE SENSIBLE PRICES-WITHIN THE MEANS OF ANY FAMILY WE HAVE THE MOST MODERN AND COMPLETE FACILITIES IN EL PASO WE PLEDGE NOT ONLY THE USE OF OUR FACILITIES EQUIPMENT AND OTHER MORTUARY REFINEMENTS BUT THE PERSONAL HELP AND INTEREST OF A NEIGHBOR KRLP-TV El ABC Television Network affiliate operating on Channel 13 today announced the expansion of its studio facility at 4140 Rio Bravo drive John Walton Jr the president said an additional 4000 square feet of work area has been added to the television studio making facility "as modem as any station between Dallas and Walton also said that new broadcasting equipment was installed in both the television studio and the radio studios operated by KELP-AM installation the station was forced to leave the air for short periods of he said "But the resultant improvements will far outweigh the A partial list of the new equipment installed includes a completely outfitted remote transmission truck with two color cameras and zoom lenses three Ampex high-band video tape recorders with editing capabilities two color studio cameras one sound-on-film movie camera two professional quality broadcast turntables and much more new radio and television equipment -T also serves KAVE-TV Channel 6 in Carlsbad New translator equipment recently installed in the Alamogordo area insures excellent reception of the station in the Alamogordo Tula-rosa and Holloman Air Force Base area Walton indicated the station will hold an open house for area residents soon DO YOU KNOW? Oklahoma ranks third in the nation in natural gas production PHOENIX MIL TUCSON ARIZ MESA ARIZ SALT LAKE CITY UTAH OGDEN UTAH KANSAS CITY MO WICHITA KARS GALLUP MEXICO N0R0L0LU HAWAII EL CENTRO CALIF SAN DIEGO CALIF BAKERSFIELD CALIF DENVER COLO FUNERAL 3839 MONTANA HOME Dial 566-3955 PREFERRED FUNERAL DIRECTORS INTERNATIONAL -I l-v AMERICAN FENCE CO 6907 COMMERCE EL PASO TEX 799-3666 If I 1 -'o-: How would this occur? A By effectively reducing the price of US export the government hope foreigners will buy more American goods Forcing up the price of imports on the other hand is a not too subtle way of encouraging domestic consumers to The result should be a cutback in the flow of dollars overseas and a reduction in last record $64 billion balance of trade deficit THIS WAS supposed to occur after the United States devalued the dollar about 8 per cent in December 1971 What happened? A The trade deficit got worse instead of better The experts disagree why Will it work this time? A IN THEORY yes But the administration has its fingers crossed Can we expect another devaluation a year from now? A Until the major powers build a new monetary system that can absorb the actions of speculators there always will be the threat of a monetary Warning- The That Cigarette 21 mg "tar" 14 mg nicotine cigarette FTC Report Aug 72 Ch 9 KTSM-NBC TUESDAY FEBRUARY 13 4:00 I DREAM OF JEANIE 4:30 MAVERICK 5:30 NBC NEWS 6:00 LOCAL COVERAGE 4:25 RONA BARRETT 6:30 POLICE SURGEON 7:00 MOV GREAT MAN'S WHISKERS" 0:00 AMERICA 10:00 NEWS WEATHER 10:15 THE TONIGHT SHOW WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 4:00 TODAY SHOW- NEWS 0:00 DINAH'S PLACE 0:00 CONCENTRATION 0:00 SALE OF THE CENTURY 0:30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 10:00 JEOPARDY 10:30 WHO WHAT WHERE GAME NEWS 11:05 DIALING FOR DOLLARS 11:30 THREE ON A MATCH 12:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 12:30 THE DOCTORS 1:00 ANOTHER WORLD 1:30 RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE 2:00 SOMERSET 2:30 GALLOPING GOURMET 3:00 SESAME STREET HOW coming? IS THIS reform A in the opinion of Treasury Secretary George Shultz A tentative plan may be offered in September at the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund in Nairobi Kenya Shultz said the devaluation would mean "a better deal for American workingmen and What did he mean? A MAKING US goods less expensive and thus more competitive overseas should boost the profits of export industries A bigger demand would also create more jobs er? What about the consum- A To the extent that imports are a factor in the economy higher priced foreign products will add to the cost of living Pill Bill Beaten OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) The Oklahoma House yesterday defeated a bill to permit doctors to distribute birth control pills and other contraceptives to girls 16 and older without parental consent1 Surgeon General Has Determined Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health Ch 13 KELP-ABC TUESDAY FEBRUARY 13 4:30 ABC NEWS 5:00 WILD WILD WEST 6:00 LOCAL NEWS 6:30 THAI GIRl 7:00 TEMPERATURES RISING 7:30 MOV "THE GREAT AMERICAN BEAUTY CONTEST" 9:00 MARCUS WELBY MD 10:00 NEWS SPORTS WEATHER 10:30 WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 DICK VAN DYKE AGRI-BUSINESS REPORT NEW ZOO REVUE CLOSER LOOK IIPMfC JACK LA LANNE ROMPER ROOM BEWITCHED i PASSWORD SPLIT SECOND ALL MY CHILDREN LET'S MAKE A DEAL THE NEWLY WED GAME i THE DATING GAME GENERAL HOSPITAL ONE LIFE TO LIVE LOVE AMERICAN STYLE NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY CARTOONS LOST IN SPACE iT0NIGHTLJKiTSMlTiVfJCHANNEU9 Police Probe 31 Overnight Burglaries A resident returned home at 341 Warbler avenue to find burglars had forced a door and ransacked the house of a large number of items Included in the stolen property were four pistols two of them a matched set of dueling weapons a record player a television set costume jewel-ry credit cards $30 in old coins silverware a cassette tape player and other stereo equipment an antique clock two jewelry boxes and other items A NEIGHBOR reported seeing a car in the victim's driveway and two men loading articles into it but the neighbor thought the two were friends of the victim A burglar broke into a car at 159 North Florence street and stole seven bank moneybags but they were empty However the thief did get a wallet with $90 and various cards and a pair of spectacles A man came home to his trailer dwelling at 4614 Titanic avenue and found a broken window Inside the trailer he found a man whom he held for police The man had removed a strong box full of old coins before his capture Armando Martinez 28 4102 McKinley avenue was charged with burglary in a warrant issued by Peace Justice Albert Mestan POLICE were investigating 28 other burglaries and attempts reported during a 24 hour period ending early today They included coin machines at the National Pride Car Wash 4550 Hercules avenue and Jefferson High School 4700 Alameda avenue GMC Quality Trucks 6810 International drive the El Paso Junior Academy 8080 Meraz drive Fixit Electric Co 6129 North Mesa street St Joseph's School 3800 Hueco avenue and El Paso High School 1600 North Virginia street Residences were at 1411 NOrth Brown street 9928 Aubudon drive: 2820 Rocky Ridge drive 900 West Yandell drive 560 Gilmore avenue 7622 Hermosillo drive and 3522 drive Vehicles were at 8479 Alameda Pershing drive and Raynor street 917 Mundy drive 6655 Gateway boulevard west 119 East Fifth avenue 900 South Stanton street 8112 Snndland drive Florence street and First avenue 3400 Frutas avenue three at Bea- con avenue and Paisano drive and 9000 Geranium street Bridge Meet Winners Named Winners in the weekend Valentine Day Fiesta Bridge Tournament were in order starting with first place: -Open pairs Mrs Laurie Hyder and Hal St John Ron Eraser and Mike Terk Maj and Mrs Dick Thomas Mrs Judy Brownlee and Bruce Martin Miss Pat Norman and Clem Jackson of Albuquerque NM Mr and Mrs Gerald Georges Consolation Harley Walker and Jerry Shinkle of Albuquerque Joe Sides and Clarence Decker tie Kass and Jon Munford of Albuquerque with Mrs Lloyd Berger and Mrs Norman Ricker team of four Mrs Downing Mrs James Jftnes Jim Brister and Dennie Moore Mr and Mrs Fred Rlchman John Thomas and Bill Barkley of Las Cruces NM tie for third through fifth Mr and Mrs Georges Mr and Mrs Elmer Berken-field St John Mrs Hyder Miss- Pat Norman Jackson Mrs A Mottelson BobEsch Jack Merkin and John Shan-blum Detectives Nab Auto Thieves Find Marijuana City Detectives Joe and Ernie Avalos spotted a car which they recognized as having been reported stolen They pulled it over and in searching the occupants found two marijuana cigarets on one and a plastic bag of the weed on another Melvin Kinnebrew 17 3901 Truman avenue and Willis Owens 17 3901 Thomason avenue were charged with possessing marijuana and auto theft in warrants issued late yesterday by Municipal Court Judge Armando Peralta Three other boys aged 15 and one 14 were placed in the County Juvenile Detention Home DO YOU KNOW? Although corn grows as high as 20 feet it is a form of grass anil sometimes is called "giant grass 6:00 CH 9 NIGHTLY NEWS JOE MARTIN IS THE NEW FACE WITH THE NEWS 6:30 POLICE SURGEON DR LOCKE UNCOVERS A WOMAN'S SECRET IDENTITY 7:00 GREAT WIE PREMIER E-DENNIS WEAVER IS ABE LINCOLN 9:00 AMERICA SERIES FORGING A CIVILIZAT ION OUT OF THE WILDERNESS Lions Plan Meeting All El Paso Lions are invited to join members of the Paisano Lions Club at 7:30 pm Thursday in the Mid-Town HoFday Inn to view a film and talk oi the breeding and training of race horses AI Rosa Sunland Park manager and Bill Thomas Harry Hauser AC Kemp and Harry Clyde Jones S'inland are address the Lions 3 DAYS ONLY NOTICE: BUY NOW BEEF PRICES ARE UP AND GOING HIGHER OUR FAMOUS CASH UEAL OF APPROX USDA CHOICE Includes Round Steak Sirloin Swiss T-Bone Club Family Rib Steaks pins choico cut Roasts lean Ground Beef etc Uslareyton smokers would rather fight than switch! 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