Census Bureau Thanks Slave For Reply
In Montross Virginia the U S Census Bureau thanked Westmoreland administrator William Sunderlin after he replied to a request for election expense information. He quipped I am your slave for your friend. The bureau answered Dear Slave and Thanks for your reply.
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Montross
U.S. Census Bureau
Westmoreland
William Sunderin
Pay Day Traffic Deaths In Japan Rise
Police report a higher death rate from traffic accidents on pay days in Japan with an average 1.9 fatalities versus 1.1 on other days. The study attributes the surge to increased drinking after payday.
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Tokyo
Volunteer opportunities seek help across many needs
Readers with a tape recorder can extend taped libraries for the blind and volunteers are urged for transportation, counseling, elderly aid, and general support. Contact the Voluntary Action Center at 365-6942 or visit 712 Third Avenue SE weekdays 8:30 to 4:30.
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Bose
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Local Anesthetic May Suffice for Breast Biopsies
California surgeons Drs. Hollis Caffee and John R. Benfield report that local anesthetic can replace general anesthesia for breast biopsies in benign lesions or when awaiting results. They analyzed 184 consecutive cases with only one misdiagnosis and suggest outpatient excision of benign lumps may follow.
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California
Hollis Caffee
John R. Benfield
Caffee
Benfield
No Bad Tasting Crackers for Poor in Charlotte
AP report notes civil defense crackers offered to the poor were rejected after Peter Gerns of the Charlotte Area Fund tasted them and found them unpalatable. A Charlotte Observer critic also compared the crackers unfavorably to a dog biscuit.
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Charlotte
N.C
Peter Gerns
Gerns
Charlotte Observer
Jerry Simpson
New York Police List Gun Crimes To Spur Controls
New York police say they will issue daily reports on gun related crimes to back tighter controls. The first 24 hour tally lists 10 major gun crimes including two murders three assaults and five robberies with 46 guns seized and 38 firearm related arraignments. Deputy Commissioner Francis McLaughlin called the plan a public conscience alert and noted police confiscated over 20 200 illegal guns last year, up 10 percent from 1973.
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New York
Jepalguna
Francis McLaughlin
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