Niue Island stamps feature native birds issued by New Zealand
New Zealand releases four Niue stamps showing native Niue birds, including a 5 cent Henga 10 cent Kulukulu and 20 cent Heaven in bright colors. First day stamps will be launched in San Diego on October 29 with ceremonies tied to the National Trust for Historic Preservation conference.
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How's your news.9 Associated Press Quiz
A world news quiz tests recall with ten questions on topics from Nixon embargoes to Geneva conventions and Supreme Court rulings. Answers reveal familiarity with U S and international affairs of the era.
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Fond du Lac County Historical Highlights and Galloway House
Fond du Lac County born from French naming around 1670 and later incorporated in 1844. Galloway House a restored Victorian residence offers a wooden staircase stenciled ceilings and period furnishings with carriage house displays. Lakeside Park features a lighthouse picnic facilities and a band shell. St Pauls Episcopal Church showcases old world woodcarving.
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Prague road accidents reach seventy thousand mark
The AP reports 70,977 traffic accidents on Czechoslovak roads last year, down nearly 300 from 1969, with 2,026 deaths and 9,332 serious injuries across the country.
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Study says city and farm can help each other
An Agriculture Department study in Nashville shows city and rural areas benefit from merging city and county governments. Rural residents gain better schools and more police and fire protection while city residents gain expanded school systems and improved parks. Taxes shift but decline in the second year as other revenue sources are tapped.
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Exports rise to record 1970 for British building materials
British exports of building materials and components topped 518 million dollars in 1970, marking a 14 percent increase from 1969. The rise highlights stronger overseas demand for construction supplies as manufacturers expand international sales.
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Ford launches ad campaign on safety costs and belts
Ford Motor Co begins a national ad campaign asking readers how much they will pay for new safety devices. The spots argue people should use seat belts and shoulder harnesses now and challenge 1970s exhaust and passive restraint standards. Ford cites recent safety efforts and seeks public views, noting readers are voters.
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