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Danville Register in Danville, Virginia

11 Aug 1974

Page 6

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Danville Register

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Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1974

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6

Betty Ford and Family Portray Normal American Life

Washington AP report portrays the Ford family as a close knit, unpretentious unit living on a modest Virginia street. Betty Ford discusses her husband's public life and their four children who opt for personal paths over politics, with each child pursuing varied interests from theology to forestry to the arts.

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Noise Pollution Grows Steadily in Austin Report

AP reports that state officials say environmental noise overall doubles every decade. Normal tolerance is about 80 decibels while quiet areas run 40, speech 60. Office noise 80, heavy traffic 100, discotheques 120, jet flyovers 103, lawn mowers 90, TVs 70, washers 78, rock bands 108 to 114.

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Austin State Department
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Census shows 50 percent rise in American Indians

The 1970 Census of American Indians shows an increase of over 50 percent since 1960, listing 792,730 counted. It notes 53 percent lived in Oklahoma, Arizona, California, New Mexico and North Carolina, tracing back to the 1890 first census figure of 248,253.

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