Vietnamese Mating Firm Booms Despite Pullback
AP reports Saigon dating office run by Mr. Mike thrives amid troop withdrawal. For 5 000 piastres clients connect with five to six Vietnamese women from 1 000 plus profiles, promising introductions at suitable venues and potential marriages, with Vietnamese clients paying no fee. The firm groups matches by Vietnamese Chinese and Metisse backgrounds. five to six weddings a month result from his services.
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Fuzzy Forecast Obfuscates Year to Come
The 1973 forecast predicts mixed news with more jobs but rising prices and inflation as a permanent trend. Proposals include abolishing penny and later nickel coins, a quack claiming cancer cure, Congress considering cigarette bans in chambers, and varied global and domestic political and social jests.
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Prison Religion Sparks Work Strike At San Quentin
Associate Warden James Park links a non sanctioned prison based faith, Church of the New Song, to a work stoppage at San Quentin. About half of the 1800 inmates refused orders. leaders allegedly promote better conditions with an egalitarian creed. Communion services reportedly specify Harvey Bristol Cream Sherry and porterhouse steak. The strike ended quietly with verbal abuse noted.
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