Government Plans Costly Research on Tricycle Falls
Washington veteran Rep. Ray Blanton questions a reported government plan to spend over 100000 on research into why children fall off tricycles. The column notes other political digressions, mentions Sen. Muskie and Secretary Bullock urging primary expense forms, and cites 33 criminal justice grants totaling over 1.1 million.
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Washington
UPI
Ray Blanton
Ralph Neder
Tennessee Democrat
America
Blanton
Senator Muskie
Newton
Crossword Clue Puzzle From Historic Page
A list of across and down crossword clues mixing languages and references. Clues include Cloak in Spanish, one of the Wise Men, ancient names and crafts, with entries like 82 C Si Bon and 39 Chilled, inviting fill-in answers.
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Cloak
Paw
Mountain Crest
Keller
Hayes
Life Insurance Stocks Rally In Early 1971 Four Months
Insurance stocks led gains in the first four months with the Alfred M Best life stock index up about 50 points and 116 of 216 major stocks advancing while a modest May dip followed. Analysts cite stable earnings, bargain price ratios, and the long history of insurance investments as support for continued upside.
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Wall Street
Life Company
Alfred M. Best Life
Aetna
The
Travelers
Connecticut General
Life Companies
Fire and Casualty Companies
Insurance Stock Market Service of
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ted Newton
Eastman Dillon Union Securities Corp
Arthur Milton
Experiments May Aid Cities In Waste To Energy Efforts
United Press International reports that pilot plants show waste can be burned to generate electricity, reducing landfills and fuel use. Tonawanda New York will burn Spaulding Fibre industrial waste to power boilers, while Goodyear in Jackson Michigan tests tire fuel. Professor Heinrich Bohn of Arizona suggests manure methane as an alternative.
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America
Europe
Germany
France
Sweden
Denmark
United States
Tonawanda
N.Y
Spaulding Fibre Co
Spaulding
Jackson
Mich
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
Bohn
Remote Crashed Plane Sets Scene For New Movie
Hollywood crew recreates an alpine crash site in Bronson Canyon for the musical Lost Horizon. Cast members endure heat in faux snow with salt, muslin expanses, and giant fans as setters promise a thorough cleanup costing about $15,000 and more than a week.
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UPI
Hollywood
Hollywood Hills
Air East Asia
Bronson Canyon
Sunset Boulevard
Ross Hunter
Shangri- la
Finch
Los Angeles
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Criminal Justice Council Executive Committee
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la Scala
Chilled
Gainsay
Scott Heroine
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Axydlbaakxer
Longfellow
ITVF
James B. Carey
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Esplanade
ST. Denis
Betonbazoches
Messilhac
Aurignac
Hoot County
Texas
New York
Bureau of Mines
Rialto
Fonda Sutherland
Wovisio! Techncolor
Ner Bras
Ainey Leasure Service
Reuss Blvd
Yoakum, Texas
Hacal and
Freer
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Michigan
Heinrich Bohn
University of Arizona
CUERO
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
By Vernon Scott
Sir John Gielgud
Peter Finch
Reuss
Medicare
Free Arctic
City of Cuero Utilities
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