Police canine protection grows in Philadelphia with Dolch
In West Philadelphia, patrol partner Dolch the German shepherd works with officer Charles Mellor. The Philadelphia Police Canine Corps has about 130 dogs, training includes a miniOlympics style test, and dogs are often kept at home with their handlers.
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New Jersey
Trade surplus creates problems for American consumers
The United States expects a $2 billion trade surplus with Communist nations this year driven by agricultural exports notably a large wheat deal with the Soviet Union. The surge boosts the dollar but raises concerns as grain supplies tighten and food prices rise. Congress weighs tariff policy linked to Soviet emigration and trade credits hinge on Soviet gold holdings.
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Congress
New York
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Local 1949 Seeks More Members in Bemidji College Drive
Bemidji State College Employes Union AFSCME AFL-CIO Local 1949 launches a mass organizing campaign titled There’s Strength in Numbers led by Chairperson Anna Lloyd. Leaflets distributed campus wide advocate union membership to boost services and benefits for public employees.
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Couple completes Mississippi source to gulf canoe trip
A Bemidji couple Sue and Henry Meyer reportedly paddled from Itasca State Park to the Gulf of Mexico in less than the planned four months and mailed a postcard from Louisiana. Meyer, a freelance writer and photographer, planned to sell a magazine story about the voyage.
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Lkes ask halt to BWCA logging
The Izaak Walton League Minnesota division adopts a policy urging an immediate halt to logging in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. The group backs phasing out all current contracts and opposes Forest Service plans to allow continued commercial logging in the million acre wilderness. Donald Eng notes BWCA environmental rules may take effect next spring.
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Government opens SSI survey for aged and disabled Americans
The Social Security Commission begins probing 400000 seniors and 88000 nationwide to identify potential Supplemental Security Income recipients as the federal takeover of welfare proceeds. If productive, 1.6 million more could be contacted by phone and mail.
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Arthur E. Hess
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