Boy prompts price suit of 150000 against Testor Corp
A 12 year old sparked a 150000 federal suit against Testor Corp of Rockford Illinois over a four cent price rise on Pla Enamel and a further rise on Spray Pla Enamel. The Cost of Living Council announced the action in Chicago. The complaint cites price controls under the economic stabilization program. Testor says it followed guidelines and the increase was the first in 20 years. The case seeks restitution by lowering prices to refund excess charges.
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Saigon General Found Guilty
Saigon military court sentences Big. Gen Pras Lant Thu to years on probation for the fatal shooting of army servant Sgt Nguyey Van Su at the general’s residence in the central highlands last Feb. 28. A witness said Su threatened two military policemen with a rifle and a primed hand grenade when Thu fired. Thu has been jailed since July. the ruling implies his immediate release.
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Proxmire Completes First Leg of 1200 Mile Wisconsin Jog
Sen William Proxmire finishes the initial 268 miles of a planned 1200 mile jog across Wisconsin. He started in Milwaukee last Monday and arrived in Lancaster after running about four miles per hour. He logged roughly 10 miles running and 15 to 20 miles walking daily and will resume on December 8 to complete the statewide trek.
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North and South Yemen Agree to Merge into United Nation
After border clashes last September, North Yemen President Abdel Rahman Iryani and South Yemen President Salem Robayie Ali announce a merger in Tripoli. The new state will be centered at San a with about seven million people and 200000 square miles.
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AMA OKs penalties for doctors on drugs and alcohol
At the Cincinnati convention the American Medical Assn approved a set of graduated guidelines to address narcotic dependence and alcoholism among physicians. Action could include referral to state licensing boards and possible mandatory suspension or loss of license if referrals fail.
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Report Airlines To Search Gifts Of Passengers
New York AP reports Christmas gift packages carried on planes may be opened and searched as an anti hijacking measure. Airlines expect delays and tense passengers during peak travel from December 22 to January 1 with nine million travelers. Pan American will use x ray devices on some flights and may not require opening packages. Some executives foresee resistance to the holiday searches.
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Gifting Smoking Accessories Across The Family
A note on gifting smoking accessories shows how items like ashtrays lighters cases and matchboxes are welcomed for all family members including dad mom and siblings. The casual tone highlights simple practical gifts.
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