Teen Smokers Drop Among 40 Adolescent Sample
A fragmented survey of 40 teens suggests reduced smoking among this group, with 3.9 percent reporting smoking and 17 reporting exposure to smoking in households. The study notes varied attitudes toward health risks and predicts long term trends, citing national death-rate context and parental smoking influence.
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Labor Firmly Behind Johnson In ’68 Race
A coalition for a civic alternative lists four potential presidential candidates: New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller New York City Mayor Lindsay Sen. Charles A. Peacey of Utah and Sen. Mark Hatfield of Oregon. The group aims to rally labor support for Lyndon Johnson in the 1968 campaign.
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Halt City Vandalism Efforts Prompted by Officials
Officials urged immediate halt to vandalism in the city after repeated incidents. Community leaders and police pledged increased patrols and preventive measures to protect property and ensure public safety. Local residents expressed concern and called for faster investigations and accountability.
Armored Car Strike Sparks Patrols and Dispute
Armored car guards and district officials clashed as a labor dispute prompted patrols by sheriff deputies in a park area. District leaders said barriers were installed and some gates were damaged by vandals while workers press for a wage increase. A federal mediator will meet today with representatives to resolve the situiation as residents warn of slowdowns if the strike widens.
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Two Teens Arrested After Paperboy Robbery
Two teenagers were arrested after a night robbery of a paperboy collecting money on Tour 1. The victim Tin Sluwall, 14, said a car stopped near Pata Street and Bryant Avenue as a youth jumped out and demanded cash. Police identified both youths and recovered the stolen money.
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Father Of Five Slain In Hayward Mystery Slayer Motive Suspected In Robbery
Police pursue a dark SUV as possible getaway vehicle after a Hayward killing of Wally Wallat, a Commercial Credit employee and family man. Investigators say robbery likely motive though Wallat was not on a bank run. Surviving family includes wife Dapis and children Stephen 17 Martin 16 Ki Donnelly 4 and Brad 2. Local police note Wallat enjoyed hunting and fishing with his family and had recently moved from Nevada to California.
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Honored Mother Named Woman of the Year at Club Event
Mrs. Elva Idell Ovem an 78 year old Cherryvale Wisconsin Baptist minister's wife and mother of four is chosen as Woman of the Year. She will represent the club at the national competition May 9.
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Night Combat Report From Vietnam Front
Fragmented dispatch describes North Vietnamese assaults on a gun position repelled by air and ground forces. It notes jet strikes on targets near Hatlartillery fire near Haiphong and Da Nang railways, plus Marine and Army units engaging near Quang Tri City with casualties and limited American losses.
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Elephant Operation Delayed by Technical Hurdles in Vietnam
The new elephant deployment for Operation Bah-Hoom faces unresolved technical issues. Brig. Gen. Rasmussen’s spokesman says if elephants cannot be flown to Tra Bong, up to 400 families may be affected. Gantt and aides warn the effort could jeopardize hearts and minds in the area.
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California Poll Interest Declines For Withholding Tax
California voters show reduced support for withholding state income tax as Field Reagan polling finds 47 percent in May backing the change, down from 33 percent in January and 16 percent undecided. Gov. Reagan says no stand if public evidence favors withholding.
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UC Budget Hike Talks Rejected Amid Budget Standoff
Reports from Los Angeles and Berkeley show University of California budget talks stalling over a $301 million increase. Governor Reagan opposes tax-withholding changes and rejects a $200 million compromise, while discussions on welfare, Medi Cal, and school aid continue with a special closed-door session planned for March 31. Regents may favor a $10 billion increase, though some push for more.
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Telephone Workers May Strike Nationwide
Washington based telecommunication negotiators faced an April 12 deadline for the first nationwide telephone strike in years. Joseph Beirne of the Communications Workers of America warned that about 163,000 workers would be affected, though automation could keep most lines working while service slows. he doubted Bell System would settle in time to avert a walkout.
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UPI
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Peace Corps Director Visits Abidjan on 24 Hour Stop
Peace Corps Director Jack Vaughan arrived for a 24 hour stay in Abidjan. He traveled with Walter Orrigton in charge of Peace Corps in Africa and Fred Pillsbury a Boston Globe reporter assisting the visit.
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Peace Corps
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Africa
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Boston Globe
Jomate Hangs Himself In Cell In San Jose Jail
In Santa Clara County Jail Francis Russ Jr of Chincoteague Virginia hanged himself in his cell on Monday. It was his second attempt today after a court appearance noting he had pleaded guilty to burglary. he awaited a probation hearing.
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