Connor Switches Washington to Corporate Life
NEW YORK AP John Connor, former secretary of commerce and now president of Aled Chemical Corp, returned from Washington with a deeper appreciation of bureaucracy and the size of federal administration. He favors cooperation with business leaders over heavy legislation and cites a plan to ease the balance of payments by asking firms to voluntarily restrain dollar outflows. He argues engaging corporate heads yields better results with less red tape and notes the need to balance public policy with business realities.
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Atlanta women spearhead soap drive for South Vietnam hospital
Key Dyer and Mrs. Duer mobilized civic and church groups in Atlanta to donate soap bars for Minh Guy Hospital in Kenturt Province. In three months volunteers collected about 30,000 bars with plans for a benefit performance to fund hospital and surgical equipment.
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Norway Rejects Female Abortion Rights Debate
Norway debated abortion policy as lawmakers rejected expanding female abortion rights. A Norwegian minister defended limits while the nation continues to allow abortions on medical or social grounds with prior approval from state services. Reports estimate thousands seek abortions yearly, with many applications denied.
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Great Plains Hit by Severe Wind Erosion Losses
A government study shows the Northern and Southern Great Plains suffer wind erosion damage this year with 127 million acres affected between November 1 and March 1, up from last year’s 345,434 acres. Texas leads with 458,4305 acres impacted, with damages totaling 505,350 in the North and 764,055 in the South.
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Beaumont Pair Named Academy Alternates
BEAUMONT AP To South Park High School seniors have been named first alternate candidates to take entrance examinations at the U S Naval Academy and the U S Air Force Academy announced by Rep Jack Brooks D Tex They are Ralph C Woodward son of Mr and Mrs B C Woodward and Michael L McMichael son of Mr and Mrs Velasquez
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