Russia and Bangladesh plan trade and aid pact
Soviet Union and the new Bangladesh government agreed to draft a trade treaty and arrange for Russian engineers and technicians to aid reconstruction in East Pakistan. The talks in Dacca, led by V W Zyreh and Finance Minister Ali, also discussed supplying cotton to mills and reviving the jute industry while inviting Zyreh to Moscow for further talks. Nearby, India reported casualties from a ceasefire violation as Prime Minister Indira Gandhi toured Kashmir, urging stability and friendship with Pakistan.
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Oklahoma offers farm aid program for unemployed families
Oklahoma officials announce a state program enabling unemployed families to acquire 10 acres in southeastern Oklahoma. The plan provides free land clearing gear and training, vines and trees for an orchard, and guidance to start operations. Expected yearly income begins around 1,500 in year one, rising to about 7,000 or more by year three with ongoing orchard and vineyard production. Eligibility requires income below federal poverty guidelines and welfare or pension support. part-time land clearing pay is offered.
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Hope dazzles Air Force crowd at Torrejon de Ardoz show
Bob Hope performs for U.S. Air Force personnel at Torrejon de Ardoz base as a bevy of leggy admirers surround him. He did not comment on plans to raise money to press for release of American POWs. The year old comedian and troupe presented the US themed entertainment.
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Torrejon de Ardoz
Hoffa recounts prison abuse and isolation in Lewisburg
Former Teamsters boss James R Hoffa tells Detroit News he was kept in maximum security at Lewisburg federal prison for almost three years to break his spirit. He describes seven hours daily in a cage, assistance from Washington, and blame placed on Justice Department officials who he says served agendas from the Kennedy era. He notes a four year nine month sentence and parole after release, with permission for speaking engagements and union contacts.
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Maryland flags celebrate Jan 14 1784 treaty end of war
Annapolis marks Treaty of Paris arrival and ratification events on Jan 14 1784. Delegates from Connecticut and South Carolina arrive amid snow. A Maryland militia honor guard in scarlet and blue performs drills as a fife and drum corps plays Maryland My Maryland. A dinner of Revolutionary cuisine follows with delegates from the other original colonies.
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Attorney says sex change accepted by the students
In a New Jersey hearing, attorney Richard J. Schachter argues students accept a teacher who underwent gender reassignment more readily than adults. He cites parental sensibilities and compares the case to school integration, while the board disputes the teacher’s fitness to instruct in Bernards Township.
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Bernards Township
New Jersey
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State Department of Education
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Gordon A. Millspaugh
Toachi
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Schechter
Nofault Insurance Rates Rise in Massachusetts
Boston motorists may pay higher property and collision premiums despite the nofault plan. State Insurance Commissioner John G. Ryan released a tentative 1972 rate schedule Tuesday noting increases would have been larger under the old system. Final schedule to follow after federal lines on auto insurance tales are reviewed.
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Britain to withdraw all troops from Malta says Foreign Office
London reports Britain plans to pull out all military forces from Malta after Prime Minister Mintoff demanded immediate payment of 11 million dollars for stationing rights. Malta, a NATO naval hub, has seen Soviet moves and NATO pressure to keep British presence.
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Golden Gizzards and Odd Motel Find In Tulelake
Golden gizzards reported in Tulelake California as a quirky local feature. A small salvage find, described as a round object a quarter inch in diameter, valued at about 56 cents, captures oddities in the area.
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Blacks accuse Israel of racism in UN appeal
Spokesman for nearly 300 American Negroes says Israel uses deportation tactics and Gestapo methods as he vows to take the case to the United Nations. Benemi Carter of the Hebrew Israelite Nation claims visa renewals are blocked to push settlers out, labeling the government racist.
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Mariner 4 Orbit Change for Mars Dust Storm
Pasadena Calif AP reports Mariner 4's orbit around Mars will be adjusted to compensate for a dust storm. A 16 second main rocket burn will raise the minimum altitude from 662 to 1005 miles and reduce the maximum from 10655 to 10512 miles. Mapping depends on dust clearing.
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