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Where to get an abortion and costs for a pregnant girl
The guidance states unmarried individuals should tell parents first and have them accompany you to a doctor. If seeking alone, an obstetrician or gynecologist requires parental consent. Three physicians including a psychiatrist must approve the procedure. Cost is between doctor and patient.
How to remove glue from price tag residue
Expert suggests rubbing alcohol as an effective gum remover and cautions that naptha based solvents may work but require ventilation. Other options include solvents from hardware or art supply stores and as a last resort, careful use of steel wool or sandpaper on nonfragile surfaces.
No Parking Signs Help Quaker Lane Traffic
Traffic engineers say Quaker Lane can handle parked cars and moving vehicles if no parking signs on the south side are followed. Construction at the Medical Center has raised curbside parking, increasing congestion during winter peak visits, until the project ends.
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Quaker Lane
Medical Center
Penalty for Tax Evasion and Confidential Tips Reward
The penalty depends on the offense’s enormity and false or missing returns. Report information to William A Morris, Chief Intelligence Division, P O Box 20697 Greensboro NC 27420. Information is confidential and rewards may be paid based on the information’s value.
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Anon
William A. Morris
Intelligence Division
P. O. Box
Greensboro
N. C
Internal Revenue
Fingerprint basics for crime scenes and a magazine office address
An expert explains that fingerprints require moisture and a suitable surface to be visible and liftable. Wet or rough car surfaces hinder prints, gloves or dry skin can prevent them, and many noncriminal prints exist on vehicles. The piece also gives the Southern Planter publisher address in Raleigh North Carolina.
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M. A
Souther Planter
The
Southern Planter Publishing Co
Boylan Avenue South
Raleigh
N.C
Southeast St
Far
End of Heavy U S Air Assault on North Vietnam
After five days and more than 1000 combat strikes, U S forces declared the heavy air attack on North Vietnam ended. The operation was announced by the U S Command.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
North Viet
Nam
U.S. Command
U.S
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Laos
United States
Birth rate drop puzzles population experts in 1971 data
The Census Bureau preliminarily places the birth rate at 17.3 per thousand for 1971, down from 18.3 in 1970, with about 3.59 million births. Officials caution final figures remain due February or March, while noting January–October data confirm a low trend and potential longer term implications.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Murray Gendell
Georgetown University
Center For Population Research
Mariner 9 Reveals Mars Mountain Ridges from Orbit
In Pasadena AP reports Mariner 9 photographed long parallel ridges on Mars south of the equator from 4 000 miles up. Dr Harold Masursky says the faulted terrain hints at recent volcanic activity while dust storms retreat. JPL plans to raise orbit to map more of the planet.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 9
Earth
Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mars
Harold Masursky
The
U.S. Geological Service
JPL
Bhutto Suggests Loose Federation With Bangladesh
President Bhutto proposed a loose federation between Pakistan West and Bangladesh similar to regional unions, keeping separate economies and foreign relations to appeal to Bengalis seeking autonomy. Diplomatic sources doubt Mujibur Rahman would agree or that any deal would bind Bangladesh. India reportedly seeks Mujib’s quick return to the east to stabilize Bangladesh, while UN intercession is sought. Prime Minister pa Ahmed in Bangladesh shuffled the foreign ministry to favor Soviet Bloc ties.
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Rawalpindi
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
West Pakistan
Egypt
Syria
Libya
Bhutto
Pakistan
India
Sheik Mujib
Mujib
Awami League
Radio Pakistan
United Nations
National Awami Party
Khan Abdul Wali Khan
Northwest Frontier
Baluchistan
Pa Ahmed
Khandkar Mustaque Ahmed
Abdus Samad
Hungary
Retired Justice Harlan Dies Of Cancer At 72
Justice John Marshall Harlan, long a critic of using law for social reform, died in Washington at 72 from bone cancer. Nixon called him a 20th century giant. Rehnquist to succeed him on Jan. 7. Private funeral planned in Weston, Connecticut.
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Justice Harlan
Jay Perkins
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
Washington
Nixon
Harlan
William H. Rehnquist
George Washington University Hospital
Potter Stewart
E.H. Dillingham
New York City
Warren E. Burger
Awyer
Burger
High Court
Eisenhower
Weston
Conn
Illinois No-Fault Law Against Poor Challenged
Judge Daniel Covelli ruled Illinois no fault auto insurance law unconstitutional citing discrimination against the poor and unequal compensation for similar injuries. Gov Ogilvie vowed an immediate appeal and stays while state officials expect the law to take effect Jan 1 per existing policy.
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Illinois
Chicago
Daniel Covelli
Circuit Court
Richard B. Ogilvie
Covelli
Illinois Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Ance
Ilinots
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