Viet vet beats the addict odds in New York drug rehab
Richie Linder, a Vietnam veteran from Brooklyn faced long odds as a heroin and cocaine addict. After a brutal path of crime and arrests, he joined Horizon House drug treatment and for 14 months underwent rehabilitation and personal rebuilding, earning a sociology degree and vowing to prove addicts can be helped.
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Linder
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Seng Alley
Tichie Linder
Richie
Lune
FBI
Horizon House
United States
Richie Linder
Ila
Finks Rally Nationwide For Capital Of Fink Town
In Finks from across the country converge on Fink, Texas for National Wink Day. Mayor Pat Albright and officials dish out barbecue as visitors from Sioux City to Tampa visit the town, raising hopes of an economic boom after Perrin Air Force Base closure prompts population shifts.
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Tex
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Iowa
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Tanpa
Fla
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San Francesco
Tampa
Aiaux City
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L. L. Fink
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Wo Seoup
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Perrin Air Force Base
Republican delegation helps end farm vehicle regulation
Nebraska's Republican congressional delegation united to block federal rules seen as unwarranted on farm vehicle drivers. Rep. Carlos Thane notes action by the Nixon administration that prevented passage of a law setting age limits for children operating farm machinery in rural areas.
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UPI
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Rnob
Thursway
Nebraska
Thane
Une Wixon
Hoffa resigns last post with Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa resigns from his final Teamsters post while in Lewisburg prison serving five years for mail fraud and jury tampering. Officials note his refusal to fully resign affected parole chances, with lawyers set to seek reconsideration by month end.
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James R. Hoffa
Tie Teamsters Union
Lewisburg
Hoeda
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Equalization board may OK assessments
Lincoln UPI State Tax Commissioner William Peters said the State Board of Equalization will likely accept county 1971 assessments without change if the counties keep the $970 level. Only Sioux County has lowered its assessment. 32 counties have submitted abstracts to the Revenue Department. Peters aims to finish the annual study by early July to compare ratios with real estate sale prices and tax values.
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UPI
Willian
Peters
State Board of Equalization
Nebraska
State Revenue Department
Sioux
Norbert T. Tiemenn
Tiemann
Gov. JL
Exon
Japanese landslide claims six lives near Oban City
A landslide in Oban City central Japan buried a family, killing six members. Two other sleeping relatives nearby were found safe. Police suspect heavy rain loosened the ground, triggering the collapse.
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Japan
UPI
Oban
Beavers slain in Chicago shootout linked to Nixon visit
Secret Service probes suggest James B Beavers of Squire West Virginia may have planned an assassination attempt on President Nixon during his Chicago stop. Beavers, 47, was shot by police after a chase in Grant Park near Meigs Field as Nixon prepared to land. He carried two .32 caliber revolvers and had a troubled history including mental illness and prior arrests.
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UPI
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Squire
W. Va
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Meigs Field
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Waller Chambers
Virginia
Florida
California
Key Biscayne
Wia
San Clemente
Calif
Chambers
West Virginia
Ely Kerley
Bluefield
Jim
Aiway
Secret Service
Residents oppose UNO master plan in West Omaha meeting
About 150 West Omaha residents gathered to discuss opposing UNO expansion plans requiring near 84 acres west of the campus. The Citizens Action Association, led by president Mrs. Norman Ball, aims to inform residents of other expansion options that avoid an unfair burden on taxpayers.
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Omaha
UPL
West Omaha
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Citizens* Action Association
Norman Ball
Nebraska
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph, union extend contract
Officials of Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co and Local 7470 of the Communications Workers of America agreed Thursday to continue their present labor contract until midnight July 23. An extension to next Tuesday had previously been set.
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UPL
Lincoln ‘Telephone and = Telegraph Co
Communications Workers of America
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