Great Life Reflections On Marriage And Budgets
An observer recounts a man’s missteps in domestic life from interrupting his wife to the silent treatment that leaves a black eye formed by a misunderstood conversation. It ends with practical budgeting tips to control family finances and plan for future needs.
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Big Sur Fire Contained After 4100-Acre Blaze
Firefighters report containment of a 4100 acre brush and timber fire near Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. About 2000 residents and vacationers evacuated as crews battled winds and protected Doolan's Hole Creek area with aircraft, mules, and an armored carrier. Four private campgrounds reopened and Pacific Coast Highway traffic resumed. The blaze began Tuesday from an illegal campfire and scorched hundreds of acres in the park.
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Monsoons Drown Coast With 100 Inches Annual Rain
The article notes heavy monsoon rainfall along the South China seas, reporting about 100 inches of rain each year and its impact on coastal areas.
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The Informed Consumer Guide to Budget Planning
A compact guide urges smart spending through past and present analysis. It advises tracking monthly patterns, listing fixed needs such as housing and utilities, and identifying flexible wants like education and recreation to manage money effectively.
Who's That Lady in the President's Bed
A review of B K Ripley's White House Schoolmarm ridicules a female president premise as rushed and repetitious. The author notes weak plotting, oversimplified politics and unfunny humor despite timely themes. The article blends literary critique with a note on early U S territory history.
Nixon Campaign Reallocates Funds To Grass Roots Push
President Nixon's campaign trims radio and TV outlay by 3.5 million to boost precinct organizing. Clark MacGregor says over 300,000 volunteers have joined toward a goal of one million by Labor Day, with funds shifted to mobilize volunteers and shore up support in California. No money is redirected to congressional races.
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Air Academy Plans Coed Admission by 1975
Air Force Academy officials discuss contingency plans to admit women if the equal rights amendment passes. Col. James J. Lannon said a 1975 target could be two women per squadron, totaling about 320 by 1979, with no new dorms but adjustments to existing male dormitories and uniforms under review.
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Clol
James J. Lannon
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Woman dentist creates playful clinic for kids in Brazil
In Sao Paulo Dr Maria Mendonca runs a child dental clinic with toy desks, puzzles, fish tanks, and a closed circuit monitor so parents aren’t present. She uses personalized pre visit notes and harmless distractions to ease fear during procedures while promising no crying. Alberta remains largely forested across 130000 square miles, about 53 percent of the province.
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Corpus Christi Tugboat Crewman Missing After Dog Rescue
A Corpus Christi tugboat crewman jumped into the sea to rescue his dog two miles west of Ingleside and remains missing at dawn. The dog was saved after swimming back to the boat. flares were used in the search. Scientists warn auroras and radio disruption from a solar flare may continue for days.
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Joan Ellin
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Sun Causes Aerial Show Boulder Coulomb Storm
A large geomagnetic storm is expected to strike Earth today, as the sun bombards the solar system with electrified gas. NOAA warns the event will disrupt short wave radio transmissions globally and produce widespread interference and auroral displays.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Texas Purchases Over 1.3 Million Major Appliances in 1971
Texas residents bought more than 1.3 million major appliances in 1971 led by refrigerators. The report highlights strong appliance demand across the state with steady growth in household goods purchases.
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Texas
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