U S Urged To Maintain Asian Presence Says Yen
In an exclusive interview, Taiwan’s No 2 man Vice President C K Yen argued that a U S military presence in Asia remains vital to deter Communism and defend regional peace though not a permanent massive commitment. He warned Communists seek peace talks to mask battlefield goals.
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IRS Tax Questions for 1969 Returns Help Local Taxpayers
This IRS column answers common tax questions including claiming exemptions on Form 1040 and lines to use, why both spouses must sign joint returns, updating forwarding addresses for refunds, filing as head of household, reasons surcharges vary, deducting Blue Cross premiums on Schedule A, tax rules for seniors selling a home, when to file Schedule B for dividends, and sick pay exclusions with waiting periods and weekly limits explained.
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Clemson Seeks Major Step With 650000 Grant Boost
Clemson University expands engineering education with a 650000 National Science Foundation grant. The three year plan funds a hybrid computer setup and new facilities in the Rhodes Engineering Research Center to advance real time computation and graduate programs for future engineers and researchers.
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Yale Doctor Warns Cotton Dust Hurts Textile Workers
Yale University physician Dr Arend Bouhuys said 20 to 30 percent of workers in card and spinning rooms suffer byssinosis or brown lung from cotton dust. He noted damage can be irreversible after 8 to 10 years and urged South Carolina lawmakers to form a committee to study remedies for affected textile workers.
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Byssinosis debate pushes for textile worker protections
South Carolina lawmakers press for medical exams for mill workers and stricter dust controls after Dr Bouhuys warns of byssinosis risk. Hyatt cites 18,000 affected workers and urges compensation and industry action to reduce cotton dust and diagnose early in workers.
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