Brown bagging permit and dance hall licenses rules explained
A reader asks about qualifications for a state brown bagging permit and city licenses for dance halls. The ABC board issues the brown bagging permit, while a city license is needed for any public dance with set fees. Applications go to the city manager with police input to judge suitability. Postmaster notes postal service changes unlikely with annexation, delivery areas stay the same.
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Tony
Testing new yield sign prompts driver safety concerns
A reader questions the effectiveness of a red yield sign paired with a test yield marking at Trinity Ave and W Green Dr. Traffic engineers claim motorists act as guinea pigs while the committee reviews results and considers a nationwide color change.
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Trinity Avenue
W. Green Drive
Highway Department
United States
Committee On Uniform
Restoring Velvet Hem Creases in Dress
If the nap is crushed long, restoration is unlikely. Dry cleaners may steam from the underneath with a velvet brush, but do not use a steam iron yourself. Consider adding a trim over the crease or replacing with lace inset to disguise the fault.
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Ford
Jacobs
House
College and High Schools Hit by Racial Protests Disturbances
President Walker of Penn State fled his campus home after students stoned it as protests and anti war actions spread. Across several states, racial clashes injure students, cause arrests, and spark window breakage and fires in campuses and high schools.
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Associated Press
Eric A. Walker
Pennsylvania State University
U.S
Penn State
Atlantic City
N.J
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
University
Lawrence City
Chicago
Illinois Crime Investigating Commission
Students For A Democratic Society
Brezhnev pledges settlement by negotiation at Lenin centenary
In Moscow Brezhnev promised to curb the arms race and settle issues through negotiation while strengthening defense. He praised Lenin's legacy and warned that China has broken with Lenin, as 6,000 dignitaries listened in the Kremlin. The 24th Congress looms with major economic decisions to follow.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
West
Kremlin Palace of
North Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
China
Lenin
Peking
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Nixon Plans 150000-Troop Pullout Within Year
President Nixon announces a goal to withdraw 150000 U S troops from Vietnam in the coming year with pace contingent on peace talks. He cites possible additional cuts if negotiations progress and safeguards against Communist incursions.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
U. S
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Cambodia
Laos
Court declines further delay in equal urban bus plan
A three judge panel rejects extending the Aug 1 start date for equal bus transportation to all urban public school students. The court leaves open a possible special legislative session to finance the program while weighing three alternatives including using contingency funds, localizing service, or calling a special session.
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Greensboro
General Assembly
Robert Morgan
U.S. District Court
Winston-Salem
W. Warren Sparrow
Eugene A. Gordon
Edwin M. Stanley
Circuit Court
J. Braxton Craven
House Judiciary Committee votes to investigate Douglas impeachment
The House Judiciary Committee votes to form a special five man subcommittee led by Emanuel Celler to probe charges against Supreme Court Justice William C Douglas. Aiming to conclude within 60 days, the panel includes McCulloch Brooks Rogers and Hutchinson with Democrats holding the majority.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Celler
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Byron G. Rogers
D-Colp
Edward Hutchinson
R-Mich
McCulloch
Congress
Douglas
Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
House
Rules Committee
Gerald R. Ford
South Vietnamese Cross Border Into Cambodia in Third Sweep
South Vietnamese forces report a third major thrust into Cambodia with 144 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in the first 24 hours. Initial tolls list 20 South Vietnamese dead and 75 wounded, as Rangers and tanks push up to two miles into Svay Rieng Province near Tuyen Binh.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Svay Rieng
Tuyen Binh
South Vietnam
U.S
of Jars
North Central
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