Road Ahead for New York Narcotics Treatment Program
The article notes New York state faces a long costly road ahead in drug addiction treatment. It cites NAC figures estimating only about 1 percent of addicts succeed, outlines Methadone detox, and describes four month programs with aftercare and varied housing.
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Hoag
Lower Towairman Rt
Fantyot Commission
NAC
Vanes
New
York State
Manhattan
Janes
New York State
Lunchroom Menus and Weekday Meals
A readible fragment lists breakfast and lunch offerings for Wednesday Thursday and Friday at a high school. Entries include juice, toast, eggs, milk and cereal options alongside hot entrees such as chicken, hamburgers, barbecued links, pork and beans, fish sticks, vegetables, salads, breads and fruit desserts.
Texoma plans bid for police radio equipment
The Texoma Regional Planning Commission invites bids by 10:00 a.m. on Friday October 5 for furnishing police radio communication equipment under Bid No K 4-560. Read details from the commission office at 691 Grayson County. The commission may reject any or all bids and waive technicalities. selection favors local government interests in Cooke Fannin and Grayson counties. Jerry W. Chapman executive director.
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Satie
Lexoma
Mession
Denyon
Texas
Cooke
Fannin
Grason
Wall
Stateuid
Pet Industry Rides Growth At NAPI Show In New York
At the National Association of the Pet Industry trade show in New York, suppliers showcased a four foot long 27 pound chewable rawhide maxi bone priced at 110 dollars. Gilbert Gruber of NAPI notes no recession in pet goods, forecasting 10 percent growth and a multi billion dollar market for foods, toys, medicines and apparel for dogs and cats.
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New York
UPI
National Association of the Pet Industry
NAPI
Gilbert Gruber
England
Peter Garvin
Garvin Imports
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ohedicnir
Jen Tresler
Wisan Co
Baltimore
Hay High Hope
Ruth Class Plans Fall Activities
Mrs Clifford Mendenhall hosted the Rut las oof Bed Baptist church meeting with Tont Neal presiding. Opening prayer by Milton Wreese followed. devotion by Mendenhall on The Law of Life. Officers to be installed later. nominating committee named. Program to cover song books, end secret pals, adopt Wall its Workers class. Gifts and refreshments served.
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Clifford Mendenhall
Rutlas Oof
Bed Baptist Church
Tont Neal
Milton Wreese
Aor Miter
Olen Birdwell
Mies Rete Mend Omhath
Woot Cresta
Tooth
Wick
Creha
Forecast Comes True Submarine Becomes Commercial Vessel
Renowned oceanographer Dr. Jacques Piccard predicts submarines will enter everyday commerce. General Dynamics Electric Boat proposes Arctic oil submarines under ice to Atlantic ports, backed by ESSO group. Diesel peroxide power could make subs economical, with uses from salvage to undersea pipelines and life-saving operations.
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New York
UPI
Jacques Piccard
Atlantic
General Dynamics’ Electric Boat Division
Groton
Conn
Arctic
Alaska
Northwest Passage
Esso Group
Compass
Marine Office-Appleton & Cox Corp
Piccard
Piccarg
Dr. Piccard
Perry Submarine Builders
Riviera Beach
Calif
American Submarine Co
Lorain
Ohio
International Hydrodynamics of
Vancouver
Boyd WMU Holds Royal Service at Boyd Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Union of Boyd Baptist Church met for Royal Service led by president Mrs Kay McClain. The program centered on Zurich Switzerland as a center for European Outreach with participants including Mrs T A Aaron and others. Nine women and ten children attended.
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BOYD
Veronary Union
Boyd Baptist Church
Kay McClain
Zurich
Switzerland
Center For European Outreach
T. A. Aaron
Milton Kreese
A. T. Melson
Virgie Roach
Odell Powell
Lucile Holder
Gale Roberts Is Dodd City High School Class President
Gale Roberts serves as class president for the 1971 72 term at Dodd City High School. Other officers include Alton Sturdivant as vice president Carol Gibson as secretary and Shelia Bowman as reporter. Delegates to the student council are Sheryl Burk and Henry Smith.
White House reviews underground test in Aleutians this fall
Deputy White House press secretary Gerald Warren said the decision on an underground atomic test in the Aleutian Islands this fall is under review and will be announced upon completion. The question followed Sen. Mike Gravel’s statement that Nixon might cancel the test as a concession to Japan. Nixon is to meet Emperor Hirohito on September 26 in Anchorage.
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Washington
Gerald Warren
White HouSe
Warren
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Nixon
Japan
Hirohito
Anchorage
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America
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Fido
Patricia McCormack
Ruth
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