Madison Heights Parents Hit With City Crackdown
Madison Heights Michigan officials report their parental liability ordinance for youths under 17 has produced 35 warning notices with no repeat offenses. Police say the measure acts as a psychological deterrent and may shift accountability to parents to curb juvenile crime.
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Madison Heights
Mich
Detroit
Enlarged prostate and its surgical remedy discussed
A reader asks about treatments for enlarged prostate and whether surgery is the only option. The response explains the prostate blocks urine, non surgical remedies won’t remove the obstruction, and describes a urethral removal procedure. recovery takes weeks. It also notes aspirin limits and pregnancy drug concerns.
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Dr. Lamb
Reader
Relief funds funded Irish guns amid Northern Ireland strife
A column reports that relief money raised in the United States for homeless victims in Northern Ireland partly funded arms for Irish revolutionaries. Two main groups, the National Association for Irish Justice and the Irish Northern Aid Committee, raised funds and faced questions over how much went to firearms and how much to aid. Some money was diverted to arm militants, with figures cited and individuals named, including Bernadette Devlin and Michael Flannery, and ties to Irish and American organizations noted.
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Washington
Northern Ireland
U.S
America
National Association For Irish Justice
Black Panthers
Black Panther
Irish Justice
New York City
Joan of Arc
Bernadette Devlin
Irish Northern Aid Committee
Irish Revolutionary Army
IRA
Sean Keenan
Derry
Joe Cahill
Belfast
Miss Devlin
Irish Revolutionary Movement
Irish Northern Aid
Michael Flannery
Ireland
Les Whitten
Northern Defense Committees
James Kelly
West Germany
Munster and Leinster Bank
Dublin
Kelly
Antwerp
Trieste
Republic of Ireland
Order of Hibernians
Jacoby Two No Trump Artificial Bid in Bridge Play
Bridge experts discuss the Jacoby Two No Trump as a forcing tool for raising to game in partner's major. The article notes its use with 13-15 balanced points, bidding sequences, and a grand slam reached by Ed Banks and Terry Radier of Dallas, illustrating the method with Ed’s four club bid and subsequent control clues.
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Ed Banks
Terry Radier
Dallas
Terry
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.j
Bridge query left in suspense after four clubs bid
A bidding sequence from Vicard Sensea leaves South to decide after partner opens three clubs. The article notes the question and tomorrow’s answer. In Bloomington Illinois a horse listed as an offender damaged a fence after breaking from a tether behind a service station, owned by Ray Donaldson.
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Bloomington
Ill
Ray Donaldson
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Listing
Fragmented OCR shows Baytown Sun newspaper masthead with staff roles including editor publisher Bill Hartman general manager John Wadley advertising department Paul Putman and Dwight Moody. Publication details note Baytown Texas post office entry and pricing.
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Prestos Pendergrass
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
P.O
Early 71 resolutions spoof for New Year
New York humorist delivers early New Year’s resolutions with satirical items about quitting bad habits and starting odd constructive acts. The piece riffs on overbooked holiday schedules and the idea of storing humor for a revival in 1981.
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New York
Wamten
On this date in history December 2 1970 events
Highlights include Monroe Doctrine speech in 1823, Napoleon crowns himself emperor in 1804, Austerlitz victory in 1805, John Brown hanged in 1859, Ford Model A price 385 in 1927, Castro’s Cuba landing in 1956, Pope Paul VI India trip in 1964, Lumumba captured in Congo in 1964, LBJ predicts strong economy in 1969, Tate murders arrests in Hollywood in 1969.
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Associated Press
James Monroe
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Czechoslovakia
John Brown
India
Congo
Patrice Lum
Quick Quiz on Elements and History
Quick quiz items cover the number of elements, the latest named hahnium, the oldest state supported women’s college in Mississippi, Jefferson’s Library nucleus at the Library of Congress, and retroactive tax laws enacted by Congress on several occasions.
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United States
Mississippi State College For Women
Columbus
Miss
U.S
Library of Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
How's Your Vocabulary Wednesday Puzzle Overview
A Wednesday puzzle listing across and down clues tests vocabulary with definitions and wordplay. Several entries reference nautical, scientific, and linguistic terms, including ship parts, plants, metals, and foreign language roots. The puzzle features numerous numbered clues and a mix of straightforward and cryptic-style hints.
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Paulmann
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36Th Tactical Fighter Wing
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NEA, Inc
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Sensea
Che Baytaan Sun
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Goring
Ox Goring
Bobbsey Twins
Umba
Leopoldville
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sharon Tate
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Group of Nobles
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