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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1970

Page

3

Three-Legged Pointer Alf Returns to Hunts After Injury

Alf the German shorthair pointer loses a leg after being struck by a car but adapts to life on three legs. Owner Jim Li recalls the dog’s early training, hunting success, and the decision to amputate. Despite the setback Alf resumes agility and continues to hunt with Jim and partner Chuck Kelly.

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Pollution Fight Costs Rise Across Economy

President Nixon’s anti pollution push faces a pricier path as industry warns of higher costs and taxes. Duluth steel mill cites 5 million needed for compliance with no margin to stay competitive. power firms seek relaxed fuel imports. coal, auto, and municipal sectors all foresee higher bills passed to customers as recycling and waste reuse rise.

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U S Plans To Keep Forces In Europe For At Least Two Years

Gen James H Polk head of U S Army in Europe says Washington will maintain a substantial force in Europe for at least two years. Gen Andrew J Goodpaster stresses allied burden sharing and no pullout. NATO projects include 2.1 million dollar Rhein Main terminal and 70 new houses near Lakenheath.

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