Duke Endowment funds at High Point Hospital explained
The hospital receives from the Duke Endowment about 1 per day for each certified charity day, totaling 4 000 to 5 000 annually, plus 4 000 for computerized services and a 250 000 construction grant. Charity funds may be used for general operations. construction funds restricted to building, and reimbursements cover stated expenditures. To qualify, the hospital must be nonprofit and provide financial and statistical data for annual applications.
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High Point Hospital
Duke
Peters
Duke Endowment
Army Begins Nerve Gas Mission
The Army moves 113 obsolete nerve gas rockets from Richmond Kentucky toward a sea burial at Sunny Point North Carolina. A rail convoy will join another shipment from Anniston Alabama to be scuttled in deep waters off Cape Kennedy.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Anniston
Ala
Sunny Point
N.C
Cape Kennedy
Fla
North Carolina
Army
The Early Bird Gets Stuffed
Reader letters discuss woodpecker damage to shutters on a new split level home and the dilemma of humane avoidance versus lethal control. One contributor recounts trying poisons and multiple shutters before shooting the bird, then stuffing and displaying it, urging alternatives to protect other birds.
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Action Line
Inca Ruins Trip Crash Kills 49 American Students
A Peru Airlines crash near Cuzco killed 99 of 100 on board, including 49 American high school exchange students from International Fellowship Inc. The victims hailed from New York New Jersey Indiana Ohio Maine Wisconsin Georgia Maryland North Carolina Illinois and Pennsylvania.
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Lima
Peru
Machu Picchu
United States
Mildred M. Brown
Buffalo
N.Y
International Fellowship, Inc
International Fellowship Inc
International Fellowship
State Department
Lansa
Cuzco
Marisel Bedoya Vivanco
Mildred Brown
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio
Maine
Wisconsin
Georgia
Maryland
North Carolina
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Varig Airlines
Kenneth A. Godrey
Kenneth Godrey
Murphy
Sharron D. Martin
James R. Martin
Dobson
Surry County
Virginia
Joetta M. Burkett
Ellenwood
Vicki L. Ashmore
Decatur
Uruguayan Guerrillas execute American official Mitrione
Tupamaro guerrillas killed American police expert Daniel A. Mitrione during the night after Uruguay refused to release about 150 political prisoners as ransom. Mitrione's body was found bound and gagged in a bloodstained car. he had been shot twice in the head. Police and U S officials confirmed the death amid unconfirmed reports of a second body.
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Aviation Department
Cuzco
Montevideo
Uruguay
Daniel A. Mitrione
Mitrione
U.S
Nothy
Civil Service tests for postal jobs in Greensboro
The U S Post Office Building in Greensboro hosts regular Civil Service exams for jobs such as mail clerk. Study guides AN 2450 R cost 1.25 from the Government Printing Office, and bookstores and libraries offer practice materials. Applicants often receive sample questions 5 to 7 days before testing. Postmaster York notes an exam is open now.
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E. J. A. Civil Service
U. S. Post Office
Greensboro
Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
York
Soviet Mercy Flights Spied On U.S. Coast
U S officials say Soviet military aircraft posed as civilian planes to gather radar and photo intelligence on U S bases and coastal areas. Routes, photos, and ground observations of AN12 and AN22 transports refueling noted.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
North American
Expansion of U S Soviet air links cited with limits
US and Soviet negotiators tentatively agree to expand commercial service allowing Pan American to land in Leningrad and Aero Flot to Washington, D C. The US rejects a transcontinental crossing via Siberia, citing lack of commercial justification and preferring market-based expansion. Flights could increase from two to six weekly.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
America
Pan American World Airways
Leningrad
Aeroflot
Washington, D.C
New York
Moscow
Washington
Nixon Seeks National Land Use Policy in Environment Report
President Nixon sent Congress a State of the Environment report urging a national land use policy. The CEQ document calls for planned development, scenic area protection, and economic incentives to address pollution costs while warning of potential climate-related catastrophe from human activity.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Council On Environmental Quality
Capitol Hill
Burger proposes federal council to modernize courts
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger urged Congress to form a six member federal judiciary council reporting to all three branches. The panel would study caseloads propose temporary judgeships and review jurisdiction while preserving the courts' limited purpose amid rising burdens and aging machinery.
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Burger
Federal Council
America
Congress
Judiciary Council
U.S. Judicial Conference
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Eteen
Alejandro Calegari
San Jeronimo
Mrs. Dobozin
Warren E. Burger
West Coast
Pan American
Siberia
Pacific
Ecology
Speaks To Bar Association
American Bar Association
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