Help Line Answers Birth Records and Dog Distemper
Action Line explains where to obtain birth certificates and how to correct them. It notes delays due to high demand and thorough notarization. A dog owner asks about distemper treatment. expert replies distemper causes brain damage and is usually irreversible.
Allied Drive in Indochina War Reaches Massive Scale
U S and South Vietnamese forces launch a major campaign in Vietnam and neighboring Laos and Cambodia. About 9 000 American troops sweep the northwest of South Vietnam while 20 000 Saigon troops brace for Laos and 10 000 advance through Cambodia. No large ground incursions into Laos are confirmed. The operation aims to protect withdrawing U S forces and pressure Hanoi amid disputed border movements.
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Drivers and insurers clash over North Carolina liability policies
A 22 year old driver labels the system a racket as motorists cry foul over costly insurance. North Carolina insurance firms report losses from low rates and rising medical and repair costs. Regulators and lawmakers contend reform to liability coverage is needed as a legislative study and a probe by Insurance Commissioner Edwin S Lanier target industry practices.
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Flaherty Pushes Insurance Reform in North Carolina
Republican State Sen. David Flaherty of Caldwell County has advanced several reform ideas before the Assembly. He seeks to abolish compulsory liability insurance and allow competitive rates, arguing safety laws would reduce accidents and lower overall costs. He cites a bumper shock absorption bill he introduced promising 20 percent lower repair bills.
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Apollo 14 Skims Moon In Near Touching Orbit
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa report a roller coaster like pass over the moon at 11 miles altitude as they prepare to land Friday. The crew describes the surface as desolate rugged and stunning during the 11 to 68 mile approach sequence near Fra Mauro.
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Jackie Returns To White House Visit with Nixon entourage
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis returns to the White House for the first time since 1963, invited by President Nixon to view new Kennedy portraits. She brings Caroline and John Jr in a secret, three hour visit with tours led by Nixon, dinner with the family, and praise from Mrs. Nixon.
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America’s Drug Struggle in Harlem Aims at Heroin Slavery
A Christian Science Monitor report portrays Harlem heroin addicts as trapped in a cycle of crime and poverty. It cites daily costs of up to 100 dollars for fixes, widespread theft to sustain the habit, and alleged police involvement as rare exceptions. The piece notes community actors and residents warn governments neglect the crisis in New York City’s drug capital.
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