Vietnam veteran John W Rogers eyes return and job prospects
John W Rogers 31 of Elkview spent seven years in South Vietnam as a field supervisor with Sea land Service Inc. He plans to return home from Vietnam after noting a $16 000 a year tax free salary and base access but says few veterans stay due to limited off base job contacts. He estimates losses of about 10 000 from theft and says morale and mental strain affect troops behind wire more than combat.
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Nine Firemen Killed in Hotel Vendome Collapse
In Boston a section of the unoccupied six story Hotel Vendome collapsed during cleanup after a fire, trapping sixteen firefighters. Nine were killed and seven injured as crews recovered remains over eight hours. The landmark hotel was under remodeling and housed a ground floor restaurant.
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Another War Divides Presbyterians in North Carolina
The 112th General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church U S adopted a watered-down antiwar resolution amid a bitter debate on Vietnam while rejecting efforts to leave the World Council of Churches and CO CU. It approved a 9.3 million budget for 1973 across 16 southern states and restructured key agencies. Governor George Wallace recovery hopes were noted.
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U S Sen Cranston seeks repeal of animal bounty laws
Senator Alan Cranston calls for immediate repeal of all state bounties on 145 animal species seen as rare or endangered. He notes 12 states still offer cash bounties for killing certain animals as the world population of horses is about 64.7 million with the U S fourth.
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Hitler named Gaza guerrilla gets life for murders
Two Gaza Arabs, including a 16 year old code named Hitler, were sentenced to life in prison for killing 13 Arabs who cooperated with Israelis. They surrendered last March when Israeli troops neared, expecting humane treatment. The judge ruled surrender did not mitigate their crimes. Mahmoud Jeni Zida, 24, and Abdul 1¢ pleaded guilty.
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