Nixon campaign optimism grows amid economic worries
Washington reports rising confidence among GOP leaders and White House allies as polls show swings in public opinion while the economy eyes tests under Nixon. The Nixon re election effort expands near the White House, with South and Dixie states viewed as key as 1972 campaigns loom.
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Weather Summary Sparks Drizzle and Sleet Across Nation
United Press International reports widespread precipitation as drizzle and sleet affect the Ohio Valley and Appalachians. Northwest rain and inland snow reach the Dakotas while Gulf Coast storms thunder and push moisture north to the mid Atlantic and Midwest. Arctic cold snaps hit Maine with subzero readings. Florida stays warm.
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mid-Atlantic States
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Florida
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IRS opens toll free line for Nebraskans outside Omaha
IRS district director Richard P. Vinal announced a toll free number for Nebraskan taxpayers outside Omaha to call on workdays. By dialing 800 642 9960, callers can reach specially trained Omaha staff to get prompt answers to tax or stabilization questions.
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Richard P. Vinal
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Builder foresees end to housing shortage in years
Henry Benach of Starrett Housing Corp predicts a potential easing of the long housing shortage within five to six years as modular and subsidized construction ramp up. He notes continued need for subsidies and cites strong first-half growth and projects like Columbia Bard dormitories using modular components.
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Wall Street Charting Upward Trend Faces Years of Realignment
Wall Street analysts predict the market rises for three to five weeks before a test. TPO Inc cites continued buy interest, while Janeway Service notes the economic policy shift and investor caution. Shearson Hammill foresees no major negative impact from dollar moves as world realigns. Argus Research calls for volatility around Nixon Pompidou talks with a looming currency crisis and a hopeful long upswing for constructive investing.
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UPI
TPO Inc
Nixon
Janeway Service
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Argus Research Corp
Body Temperature Variations Across People and Day
The normal human body temperature varies by individual and time of day with a typical range around 97 to 99 degrees. The text notes the average body temperature as 86 degrees in the fragment provided.
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