U S Seeks Asian Help to Curb Narcotics Flows
U S officials met with China's UN delegation to press for China's participation against international drug trafficking. Nelson Gross said China is studying how far it will cooperate and may seek a seat on the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs and nominate an INCB member. Officials hope full ties with China will aid halting heroin from Southeast Asia via Hong Kong and mainland routes.
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Pa Task Force Set To Change Landlord Law
A 12 member task force convened by Gov Shapp will draft changes to Pennsylvania landlord tenant law with a six month target for a draft. The panel aims to address inequities for tenants and landlords and will meet biweekly with public hearings. Community Affairs Secretary Wilcox will advise.
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William Wilcox
Bernice E. Cowley
Pittsburgh
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Robert Platts
Warminster
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Philadelphia
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Irene Hammond
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Merle Selton
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There’s More Than One Way Bowling Youth Shine Briefly
Susie tried bowling in a short session with limited technique. Her ball stayed out of the gutters but she did not finish the full ten frames. The score was not reported.
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Senate Passes Sex nondiscrimination in college admissions
Harrisburg AP The Senate reversed a prior vote and approved a bill banning colleges and universities that receive state aid from discriminating by sex in admissions. The measure, 36 10, leaves private schools exempt and designates the Human Relations Commission as the enforcement agency while evaluating program offerings and feasible admission levels.
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Neat And Trim Look Marks Spring Clothes
The new spring fashions favor organized relaxed silhouettes and coordinated outfits. Kasper shows black and ivory polka dot two piece dresses priced around 144 dollars, with ivory silk linen shirt dresses and organza options. Plus sizes gain options with JS Limited and Shannon Rodgers offerings, emphasizing covered arms and slimmer shapes.
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Even Robbers Have Competitors In Indianapolis Heist
In Indianapolis two rival five man bands raided a northeast side clothing store. A security guard lost a gun, a .22 revolver joined the scene, shots rang out, and both groups fled with clothing. One gang was captured in a car ten minutes later while the other escaped.
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John Larkins
Dogs' Life Getting Tougher in Shreveport Ordinance
Shreveport City Council passes preliminary measure regulating pets sex lives. The draft ordinance would bar female dogs from leaving their yards for romantic pursuits, warning owners to comply with new rules.
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Shreveport
Letters to the Editor on UNICEF Thanks
A reader thanks contributors to this year’s UNICEF drive. Special mention goes to Dodd Farms and IGA store for support. Listed donations include Corry 115.88 Columbus 40.95 Spring Creek 43.50 Beaverdam 0.00, with gratitude from John Hansen for everyone who helped.
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