Let's Use Paid-For Space Not New Police Station
In Our Opinion the city should realign existing offices to free space for a police station instead of spending 80 000 dollars to build new quarters. Moving Welfare and Chamber offices to the city building second floor could free space on the first floor for a proper police facility.
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Economy Still Hot With Inflationary Pressure Evident
Washington voices warn the economy remains hot despite Nixon policies. Industrial production slipped slightly in August, unemployment stays low, retail sales stagnate, and housing starts fall, while capital spending climbs with forecasts of higher rates and ongoing inflation.
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Today in History highlights from 1793 to 1965
The item lists notable events on September 18 over the years including Washington laying the Capitol cornerstone in 1793, Quebec surrender in 1759, Chile independence in 1810, the 1860 Fugitive Slave Act, Manchuria occupation in 1931, Dag Hammarskjold’s death, events in Jakarta, Krushchev at the UN, Gulf of Tonkin incidents, Columbia University protests, and ends with publishing details for the Corry Evening Journal.
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Drug barons fund doctors with lavish benefits and favors
Purchasers of big brand name drugs help finance doctors through lavish hospitality, research fees, and all expenses paid trips. Upjohn once sent $5 checks to doctors to try their products while agencies describe a 150 mile travel cap and no product mentions. The article notes congressional pressure and army memos discouraging letters to Congress.
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The Mafia Hold on U S Business and Government Exposed
Virgil Peterson of the Chicago Crime Commission warns that mob money infiltrates many industries from trucking to banking and health services. Federal action under this administration coordinates FBI Treasury Narcotics and immigration efforts to attack the Mafia across 20 headquarters nationwide.
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New TV Offerings on ABC NBC Highlight Season Debut
AP reviews two new NBC and ABC series Room 222 and Then Came Bronson. Bronson centers on a silent motorcycle rider who helps a troubled boy at a summer camp, while Room 222 follows Pete Dixon a history teacher in a diverse urban high school. The Courtship of Eddie's Father lags with slow pacing and a sentimental angle.
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Keir Dullea Embraces Change and Acting Path
New York AP profile of Keir Dullea traces his break from Rutgers to a West Coast hitchhike, San Francisco State, and a career on stage and screen. He discusses family support, the lure of change, and roles in The Hoodlum Priest, David and Lisa, 2001, Madame X, and De Sade, plus upcoming Butterflies Are Free on Broadway.
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