Empty Threat on Stray Dogs Sparks Public Frustration
The Enterprise Action Line notes repeated warnings about stray dogs but finds no lasting enforcement. A former October push promised new ordinances and police warnings, yet no strengthened actions followed as the dog population grows and residents see little police response to ongoing incidents.
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Humane Society
Monnell Drive
Federal bill to regulate hiring and firing across private business
Sen Sam Ervin flags Senate bill S 2515 granting Equal Employment Opportunity Commission power over employers with eight or more workers. He warns the measure would curb private rights and widen government control, urging reversal to restore public confidence in liberty and private life.
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Sam Ervin
Senate
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Sen. Ervin
Congress
Canadian election looms as Trudeau faces nationalist tide
Parliament reconvenes on February 16 amid rising Canadian nationalism and debate over American investment estimated at 30 billion dollars. Trudeau defends a new agency to screen foreign takeovers while economists warn of economic risks and polls show Liberal footing slipping.
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Trudeau
Montreal Gazette
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No Boom Boom Weakened Mekong CIA Army in Laos
Long excerpt details the decline of the Meo tribal fighters funded by the CIA under Vang Pao in Laos. It cites heavy casualties, morale collapse, and reliance on Laotians to reinforce ranks while CIA advisers attempt to maintain control amid shortages and pay issues.
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United States
Laos
Central Intelligence Agency
Vang Pao
CIA
U. S
George McMurtle Godley
State Department
National Assembly
Souvanna Phouma
Quan Rathikoun
White House
Johnson
Executive Mansion
Lyndon Johnson
George Washington
LBJ
North Carolina
Asheboro
Department of Social Services
Randolph County
Reidsville
Social Services
V.A. Hospital
Salisbury
R.N
Medicare
Veterans Hospital
Nixon budget eyed to curb unemployment facing 1972 stalls
The author argues that President Nixon's large spending plan will likely fail to reduce unemployment before November. Unemployment rose to 6.1 percent in December, with long post-recession recoveries. He notes productivity gains, persistent fat in firms, and limited hiring in key industries, predicting only modest job growth before the election.
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Wallace Factor Signals Wallace Surge in 1972 Race
The piece argues Nixon moves left to block Democrats while Wallace gains ground. It cites Wallace polling near 10 million in 1968 and estimates ranging 15 to 20 million or more in 1972, with large supported votes in New York Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania and Florida. It warns Wallace could win big in northern border states and Florida.
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