Pruning Roses By Season And A Reader's Urgent Dilemma
Gardening guidance covers pruning cling-ing roses, hybrids, and old canes, noting early spring pruning of strong bush roses and post flowering removal of old canes for climbing roses. A reader pleads for help about bleach stain on a rug and possible dye or re-dye options. The column also answers questions on union versus nonunion trucking pay variations and Easter bunny symbolism with eggs.
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Decibels in Saw Use Exceed Safety Limits in Sweden
A Swedish survey found power saws expose forestry workers to up to 125 db, higher than 120 db for jackhammers and motorcycles, while 85 db remains within safety. Nations move faster than the U.S. on noise laws and building codes. Britain has a 1960 Noise Abatement Act. In other Q and A, doctors may charge for insurance form completion. practice varies by time and complexity.
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Chinese Impress Tennis Team Returns From Historic Tour
Members of the American table tennis team after their tour of mainland China described Mao Tse-tung's influence and the wide presence of his image. Captain Jack Howard wore the red book and noted the unfamiliarity of modern amenities, while Judy Bochenski recalled pervasive Mao symbols and friendly, disciplined society. The group denied using the visit for propaganda and said they declined extra tour time, with plans for a possible Chinese visit to the United States in the future.
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Bids For Reform Nixon Lashes U.S. Welfare
President Nixon told 19 state governors that the United States cannot tolerate the welfare system and those who refuse work should lose welfare. He praised governors Reagan and Rockefeller for bold steps, urging overhaul to curb costs and corruption, declaring the system a monumental failure and promising action in Congress.
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McGovern Attacks Hoover as Republican Attacks Grow
Senator McGovern accuses FBI Director J Edgar Hoover of trying to end his political career. GOP leaders counter with McCarthyism charges as Muskie, Dole, and others debate surveillance tied to Earth Day events.
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Ervin Defends FBI Actions Amid Congressional Criticism
Senator sam ervin jr defends the fbi amid criticism from some democrats accusing director hoover of overreach. he said no evidence of illegal acts by the bureau has surfaced while senate constitutional rights chairmen convened hearings on domestic intelligence and federal info gathering. majority leader mansfield urged parties to present any evidence to committees for review.
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Congress To Tackle Sweeping National Health Insurance
Washington AP reports Congress plans mid June action on a national health insurance program likely to be the era's most sweeping reform since 1936. The bill faces funding and administration disputes, with options ranging from a government run, tax financed plan to incentives for private insurance, all signaling high costs and wide political reach.
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A Shau Valley War Drive Delayed
In the A Shau valley a U S air attack supported an allied operation that had not begun. Thieu and Abrams announced the plan amid denials of misdirection, while field reports only showed reconnaissance inside the valley and a major push planned later. U S forces faced a downed helicopter and shifting unit roles near Quang Tri City.
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America’s Beauty Strikes Visitors Through The Eye
AP writer Peter Arnett Horst Faas recount a three month tour of America and its people. The piece contrasts vast majestic landscapes with troubling sights of pollution and litter. It notes wagon ruts north of Salt Lake City and pollution flowing from Los Angeles into Nevada, ending with Mt Rainier and discarded cans along the way.
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Salute satellite launched by Soviet Union into orbit
Soviet government fires Salute a new satellite described as a scientific station. Unclear if manned or unmanned. Tass notes onboard systems normal and orbit parameters around 84 minutes, 137.9 by 124.2 miles, inclination 51.8 degrees. Bochum Observatory cites a late night launch and possible subsequent manned flight.
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