Legal loophole found in new used car dealer law
Lynchburg AP report outlines an apparent loophole in a state law to protect buyers from fraudulent used car dealers. Bonding issues and the law’s lack of a 5000 dollar maximum allow licensed dealers to operate as paper mobile home dealers, avoiding bonding and enforcement as the June 26 effective date nears.
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Richardson Named Appointee With Broad Overseas, Welfare Roles
Appointee presided over Nixon ordered downsizing of overseas U.S. establishments and led efforts to improve POW treatment in Vietnam. He directed a program to modernize the diplomatic corps, boosted young diplomats' chances to express views, and balanced high level foreign policy with a moderate stance. His welfare work includes two years as assistant secretary of welfare, and as Massachusetts lieutenant governor he coordinated health education and welfare. He prosecuted crime as attorney general, served in World War II earning a Bronze Star, clerking for Hand and Frankfurter, and worked for Senator Saltonstall. He is married with three children.
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Quake Rescue Helicopter Crash Near Andes
A U.S. Huey carrying a priest and an eight-man medical team crashed Saturday in a narrow valley after crossing the Andes from Chimbole port. Two crewmen and all passengers escaped injury, but the helicopter was destroyed. Rescue work was hampered by inaccessibility. Two U.S. Chinooks arrived to ferry patients through 46,000-foot passes, aiding evacuation to Chimbate. Survivors face exposure, hunger, thirst, and gangrene amid last Sunday's quake and mudslides. some operations are performed without anesthesia.
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County Deputy Guards Computer Balloting Issue
A computer firm faced continued troubles as California legislators call for a state probe. County Administrative Officer Phillip V. Sanchez defends the system and rejects a return to hand counting, saying they will not abandon the computer for 1800s era ballot methods. Major state contests may be reversed once county results are finalized.
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Finch Keeps Distance After Nixon Hospital Event
Finch remained in contact with Nixon since his hospitalization three weeks ago as he prepared to face dissident HEW workers. The final decision came Friday, with many aides uninformed until Saturday. Finch, resting in Florida after hospital release for extreme fatigue, travels west and faces a department still battling vacancies and tight budgets amid morale drops among federal educators. The Health segment of HEW was shaken last week when Dr. Stanley Yolles left the National Institute of Mental Health, criticizing administration policy.
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Vietnam War Moves and Casualties Across Indochina
Reports from Saigon indicate ongoing military actions in Vietnam and Cambodia with U S and allied forces tallying 262 Americans killed and 1,006 wounded over 37 days of fighting in Cambodia and South Vietnam. In the Mekong Delta 54 miles southwest of Sai Gon, government troops claim 17 Viet Cong killed and seven captured. In Cambodia's Fishhook region allied troops search for command bases as casualties rise: one American killed and seven wounded in skirmishes. enemy losses cited at six killed. Ky warns against complacency urging continued operations against border sanctuaries and reinforcements to prevent future defeat. a White House team visits Kompong Track after examining a Cambodian battalion with 14 killed in a blade-day clash near the Gulf of Siam.
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Dolly Eludes Reps in Illinois Contest Briefly
Dolly, facing four named Illinois congressmen, avoids a direct clash as campaign tensions rise. Campaigns for John B. Anderson Tom Railsback William H. McCulloch Rob ... struggle to coalesce support in early rounds.
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Voting rights act compromise awaits House action
The piece notes time is needed for House and Senate talks to salvage the Voting Rights Act, while delays weaken the case. It cites Republican opposition and a needed 50 votes for a combined bill, with only 35 Republicans firmly committed. It mentions Southern Democrats’ near unity against extending the 1965 act.
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Army to send drug addicts to halfway house at Bragg
General Polson at FT Bragg unveils a program placing soldiers seeking help for narcotics into a hospital halfway house rather than discharge. Nine already admitted as the Army expands treatment, with Col. Nulsen leading the nationwide effort and a possible post house for counseling discussed.
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Taft and Hamilton Fish Jr Focus on Swing GOP Gates
Bert Taft Jr of Ohio and Hamilton Fish Jr of New York have set on finding the 15 decisive Senate votes through intensive lobbying among Republican members deemed undecided.
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