Pet Cemeteries Grow As People Treat Animals as Family
The article notes a boom in U.S. pet cemeteries and related businesses with about 410 cemeteries now, up from 340. It highlights Misha the alley cat's funeral costing about 900 dollars and cites owners like Pat Blosser of Paw Print Gardens and James Gibson of Imperial Crown Pet Cemetery describing rising demand, pricing ranges, and the social shift toward formal pet burials.
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New York Times News Service
New York
Misha
Marie Moundry
Northfield
Ill
United States
Pat Blosser
Paw Print Gardens
Chicago
National Association of Pet Cemeteries
U.S
Blosser
National Association
Moudry
James Gibson
Imperial Crown
St.Louis
Florissant
Imperial
St. Louis
Gibson
Paw Print
Thomas Nordale
Pet Memorial Park
Tucson
Ariz
Hartsdale
N.Y
M. F. Walsh
Mount Vernon
Nixon
Long Island
Henry Food
Anchorville
Mich
Tax Withholding Shifts for 1973 Taxes in 1974
New York tax guidance notes higher Social Security deductions for 1973, with 5.85 percent on the first 10 800 of salary and a maximum withholding of 631 80. It also reviews exemptions, itemized deductions, and the risk of over or under withholding for single and working couples.
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New York Times News Service
NEW York
Gadget May Open More Airfields On Gray Days
In Vietnam and at a fog prone California civil airport and a Colorado ski area strip, an advanced electronic landing system aids pilots during poor weather. The FAA plans a standard nationwide rollout to keep airports open and reduce weather related landing accidents. The system operates at microwave frequencies, enabling wider, cost effective installations.
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Gadget
Richard Witkin
New York Times News Service
New York
Vietnam
California
Colorado Rockies
Federal Aviation Administration
F.A.A
Britain Joins Europe after Ten Year European Community Drive
After a decade of effort, Britain enters the European community with mixed public reaction. Heath leads the bid though many fear higher costs, job competition, and loss of sovereignty while Labour vows to renegotiate terms. Early impact appears minor, with price rises and travel freedoms but unchanged left-hand driving and class structure.
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Alvin Shuster
New York Times
London
Britain
Europe Today
Heath
Ireland
Denmark
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Europe
Brian Hawkins
Jean Galbraith
Glasgow
Harold Hayes
Brighton
Bulgaria
Austria
Yugoslavia
London Times
Michael Smith
South London Polytechnic School
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