Public hearing set on Danville budget for 1971 72
The Danville City Council will hold a public hearing in the Municipal Building Council Chamber on May 26 1971 at noon to hear citizens about the proposed budget for fiscal year July 1 1971 to June 30 1972. A brief budget synopsis lists estimated revenues and department appropriations including Police Fire Public Works and Schools among others.
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Sadat Signals Egypt Move to Scrutinize Government
Sadat said the purge targets ministers accused of plotting to oust him and 100 officials, insisting the move is part of implementing Nasserist ideas. He urged new elections, authorized a permanent constitution, and pledged to limit presidential powers while defending individual freedoms.
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Sadat signals possible extension of term under new constitution
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Teeth as a Third Ear Hearing Device Proposed by UCLA Doctors
UCLA dentistry associate professor Dr Earl Collard and electrical engineering professor Dr Fred Ailen unveil a prototype that fits in the roof of the mouth to transmit audible signals via nerves. The device could be miniaturized to tooth size, implanted in a tooth or built into a denture, with a wristwatch style relay unit for longer range.
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Xerox Seeks Trade With Peking and Iron Curtain Markets
Xerox Corp says its foreign sales reps visited Peking seeking trade with Communist China, disclosed by President C Peter McColough at the annual meeting. Rank Xerox Ltd of London carries out the effort, with last year’s Iron Curtain sales totaling about 15 million dollars including Russia. McColough plans further visits to Peking to explore a potentially significant market, while State Department officials say they have no details and note visa issuances to American businesspeople.
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Tracking Ho Chi Minh trail sensors and Vientamese shuttles
A report describes the Ho Chi Minh trail network as segmented into 10 to 20 mile segments with trucks shuttling on a single segment, detected repeatedly by sensors. Monsoon weather curtails some U S bombing, B 52s operating at high altitude unaffected. Allied communiques tally Vietnamese and Viet Cong fatalities and U S casualties, with 24 U S service members killed in combat last week and 27 deaths from nonhostile causes.
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