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Show UcicKtl NtWi, Treasury secretary names 3 to monetary reform advisory panel tWSHIXGTON : (YP) orh in estment banking firm, will be chairman of the com- v the Treasury George P. Shultz has named three former treasury secretaries to a advisory comnnt-- ' tee on plans to reform the international monetary system of ! - mittee. to be known as the Advisory Committee on Reform of the International Monetar System. Its first meeting is scheduled for Aug. 29 in Washington Member nations of the International Monetary Fund hae been holding periodic meetings this year to discuss ways of The former secretaries are Homy H. Fowler, secietary from 19S5 to 19GS: C. Douglas Dillon. and John B. Connally, 1971 to 1972. , 19Gl-19ti- , Fowler, ' Goldman now Schs a paitner L Co., of the international system. It is be reforming monetary a New POGO lieved a definite plan will be proposed at an IMF meeting in Nairobin m September is realistic, fective ef- Other members of the committee aie Shultz said m a statement today that as the leform ions reu h them ik finite. e stage. ttuik it is pur uluily appriipiiate and ini)er-tun- t s that the gov eminent coiicenicd keep m ilose touch with experienced and expert membeis of the pi iv ate financial and business community to help assute that icioiiii Wi'haii Blackie. former i hail man of tne uitti pillar Tractor Co Peon.t. Ill W Clausen, pies.dent of the Bank of kmetica. San Freeman Gayloid cluurman of the boaid of the first National Bank of Chica go. (iubiic1 C. Hague, chair- - u 1 practical and . o.n-cial- . man of the board of the Manufacturer Hanover Trust Co. New York, and Howard C Petersen. cNirman of the board of Fidelity Bank. Philadelphia 1 Rockefeller, D tv id Also, of the boaid of the Batik. New I base Manhattan ihairn.aii A 9 LUMBER At Low, B Urixton. chairman of the board. Fust National City Bank. New Yotk. and llenty C U alltch economics piofes-so- i at 5 ale Itmeis.ty and sentot consultant to shult York, Robert V Kooxa. paitner in Brown Bros Harrimun 4 Co. New York: Reginald 11 Jones, ehairman and chief executive officer of General Lleitnc Co . New Yoik, Lllm-0e C Patterson, chairman of the boaid of Moigan (.natality 'I rust Co. New oik Waite: IV3 THURSDAY, AUGUbl 23, tow P$c$s! cvervthjrg For The Builder SALT LAKE CITY -O- GDEN sj),.kls'an sod treasu-- add.tioi'a! :h'iii!hI' muhl he named la'll ACTION ADS USE ian-cixc- Women plan Equality Day LOS ANGELES (CPU Women across the nation plan to hold liberation fairs, conduct boycotts and colled, demonstration signatures this weekend in a calling attention to the equal rights amendment and the state of the economy I he occasion is the a'lid aurmeisaty of the ?9th unicnd-meii- t to the Constitution. It went into effect Aug 2li 1920. and gave women the right to vote. FIELD & double-barrelle- FIRESIDE . HUNTING The weekend ac'ivities aie being spearheaded by the National Oiganiat.im for Women (NOW) and its nil) chapters but also includes other women s liberation gioups CLOTHING Aihc Scott, he national co"dinalor for the weekend, said activities in the 21 states which have not yet latilicd tile equal rights amendment will focus on calling attention to state legislatures to the measure Elsewlicie. centrate Ms. Scott said, weekend on economic activites . i PHOENIX, ARIZ. (AP) -The iccall drive against Gov. Jack Williams has failed, a group that supports the Republican gov ernor claims. Recall supporters must hav e at least 103.000 valid signatures to force a recall elecsaid his tion. Rosenzweig checks indicated the drive had solicited slightly over S3 000." 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