Ex-fat man becomes superstar of reducing
Ex fat man Jim Fries lost 411 pounds and became a counselor for the obese. He credits a diet and an intestinal bypass over two and a half years, recalls television interviews and national attention, and says he aims to help others while denying TV dinner contracts. He reports hundreds of letters and calls, and notes people ask if his weight loss is true.
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No exception for bears Kinkajous face possible castration
The California Fish and Game Board refused Lalita Ramng’s request to keep two kinkajous Snoopy and Rollo without castration, citing a precedent concern. The seized animals faced potential deportation or removal as the board upheld the exotic animal law amid expert letters about their reproduction and climate adaptability.
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Nixon Credits Fitzsimmons for easing trucker blockades
President Nixon cited Teamsters leader Frank Fitzsimmons for helping end interstate highway blockades by independent drivers. Truckers remain split on a possible two day nationwide stoppage next week as fuel concerns persist and enforcement actions loom.
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Cool and cloudy forecast for South County residents
South County residents face cloudy skies and cooler air as Lamarrow forecasts a tomorrow high in the low to mid 40s. Overnight lows around 40 anticipate a chilly day ahead with the latest page 17 weather update.
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Smog control plan changes drew EPA criticism and lawsuits
San Francisco reports modifications to the Environmental Protection Agency clean air program targeting transportation control. Proposals set July 1 as the surcharge start date, exempt residential spaces, and alter parking minimums. Politically contentious, they face resistance from businesses and local officials amid delays and legal challenges.
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Nixon releases detailed 54 year financial accounting
President Nixon published a 54 year financial accounting to refute corruption charges, showing his net worth tripled since taking office and that he paid less federal tax proportionally than a family of four earning 4000 dollars. A large writeoff for his vice presidential papers aided the rise, with potential back taxes over 300000 dollars depending on committee rulings.
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Nixon's tax returns table filed by President and Men
A brief UPI styled note presents a table of federal tax returns filed by President and associates. The fragment mentions Nixon and related figures but lacks complete details to confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
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