Diabetes Causes Symptoms and Control Facts
A medical guide notes diabetes results from multiple factors including reduced insulin production and brain and body gland issues. Most cases run in families, especially when both parents have it. It is diagnosed via urine sugar testing after meals and confirmed by blood sugar tests. Symptoms include thirst hunger urination weight loss fatigue vision changes and slow healing. Control relies on diet insulin and exercise.
Edgeworth Street Parking Plan Sparks City Action
Citizens report cars parked both sides of Edgeworth Street at Broad from 4 to 7 daily blocking passing. Traffic engineers concur the issue exists and will urge the city council to remove parking on one side.
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Police Department
Edgeworth Street
Broad
Edgeworth
Chain letter linked to savings bonds questioned by police
A reader reports a Greensboro chain letter claiming a $38,000 payoff when named on top. An officer in the Greensboro Police Department detective division had no knowledge of the scheme, and the reader asks if the chain letter is legal or legitimate.
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Greensboro Police Department
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Gift certificates treated as cash for after Christmas sales
An anonymous reader asked if gift certificates can be used for post Christmas sale items. Respondents said gift certificates behave like cash in hand and can be used on marked down merchandise or any other goods, though they cannot be redeemed for cash.
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Law on number of children in home daycare clarified
Question and answer define a Day-Care Facility as any arrangement that provides care to more than five children and receives payment. The bill specifies licensing requirements for such centers, prompting details on whether five children trigger licensure.
Antiwar Veterans Seize Statue of Liberty in Protest
Sixteen veterans occupied the Statue of Liberty demanding a Southeast Asia withdrawal date from President Nixon. At Travis Air Force Base eighteen Vietnam veterans who used narcotics seized an observation ward to protest drug treatment policies.
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New York
Statue of Liberty
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Travis Air Force Base
California
Vietnam
New York Harbor
Liberty Island
Washington
National Park Service
VVAW
OBrien to Monitor Dem Presidential Campaign
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. OBrien plans to monitor the primary race and call out any candidate who breaches agreements or attacks rivals. He will serve six more months as activist chairman and hopes contenders focus on shared issues rather than personal clashes to defeat Nixon.
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Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
White House
Nixon
350 Fighter-Bombers Strike North Vietnam
North Vietnam faced a large air assault as 350 American fighter bombers pounded anti aircraft batteries and supply depots. Reports say missions continued around the clock with claims of hits on a hospital and provincial targets, while U S Command described the raids as limited in duration.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Nixon
South Vietnam
Thailand
Constellation
Coral Sea
Tonkin Gulf
Radio
Thanh Hoa
Air War Escalates Over Passes in Southeast Asia
U S forces widen air strikes on Barthelemy and Mu Gia passes as North Vietnam doubles anti aircraft defenses. MIG jets reappear for first time since 1971 bombing halt while Nixon orders protective reaction strikes to deter further escalation.
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North Vietnam
Johnson
Hanoi
Radio
Laos
Barthelemy
Mu Gia
United States
Barthelemy Pass
Highway 7
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Plain of Jars
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Ma Gia
Ing
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Retailers Must Post Base Prices Under Price Regulations
The Internal Revenue Service announced base prices must be posted prominently by retailers before January 2 1972. Small retailers with under 100 000 in sales must display base prices on 40 top selling items, while larger firms must post on 40 top selling items per department and on all food products not exempt.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Price Commission
IRS
Laird Signals No January Draft and Slow 1972 Calls
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird announced no draft in January and possibly none in early 1972 as the Pentagon pushes toward a volunteer army by March 1973. He cited a $3 billion pay raise, more volunteers, and retention as key factors, along with Vietnam withdrawal and Army downsizing to 892,000 by midyear.
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Congress
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Pentagon
U.S
Traffic Toll Tops 592 in Christmas Holiday Weekend
The national Christmas Holiday toll rose to 592 traffic deaths as the 78 hour weekend ended. California led with 55 fatalities, with the year’s high of 720 noted in 1965 and last year’s total at 509.
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National Safety Council
California
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