What does the word Eureka mean and ambulance woes recall county rules
The piece explains the origin of Eureka as Archimedes discovery and criticizes local ambulance service boundaries in Davidson Guilford and Archdale. It advocates calling the correct county service promptly and increasing public awareness of which agency serves each area.
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High Point
Davidson County
Horneytown
Archdale
Guilford
W. A
Charles Blackwell
Ambulance Service of Guilford, Inc
County Board of Commissioners
Blackwell
Public hush over furniture tag rule clarified
Reader notes TV ad error on do not remove under penalty of law tags. Tags plus materials info apply to retailers, not buyers. Many readers welcome legal clarification and may stop removing tags, while some view the claim skeptically.
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Coca-Cola
Understanding a peace warrant under North Carolina law
A peace warrant is a state criminal action based on an affidavit to prevent a threatened crime. The justice of the peace may require a bond up to $1000 to keep the peace, with appeal to the Superior Court and possible imprisonment until posting.
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North Carolina
Justice of the Peace
J. P. Court
Kennedy urges halt to bombing as peace talks seek way
Senator Robert F. Kennedy called anew for a stop to US bombing in North Vietnam to spur peace talks, while Pentagon sources say North Vietnam plans to use a pause to resume resupply in the South. Senate foes and other leaders weigh in as Tet nears and talks drift.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Kennedy
New York
Johnson
Vietnam
United
States
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Sen
Gale McGee
Wyo
Nguyen Duy Trinh
State of the Union
Nhan Dan
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Michigan
George Romney
United States
McGee
CBS
Fulbright
NBC
Romney
ABC
Tet Cease Fire Cut by South Vietnam Officials
Saigon shortened the planned 48 hour Tet truces to 36 hours amid rising war weariness and strategic concerns. Military leaders warned cease-fires aid infiltration and redeployment, while civilians labeled the pauses meaningless as battles followed the breaks.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tet
No Danger Nuclear Armed Bomber Crashes in Greenland
A USAF B52 carrying nuclear weapons crashed on the ice at North Star Bay near Thule Greenland. Seven crew were aboard five survived one body recovered and search ongoing. Pentagon said weapons were unarmed and no civilian damage reported. An SAC investigation team was dispatched to Thule.
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Washington
Greenland
Pentagon
Defense Department
Air Force
North Star Bay
Thule Defense Area
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
N.Y
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Thule
Public Confidence in Congress SAGS in New Harris Poll
Louis Harris reports the 90th Congress faces a 41 to 59 percent negative job rating, with President Johnson more popular at 43 percent. Public criticism centers on gun control, open housing, poverty funding, city aid cuts, and tax increases, amid Vietnam and domestic turmoil.
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Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
Vietnam
Holshouser Declines Run, to Seek Second NC GOP Chair Term
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Jim Holshouser dismissed gubernatorial lieutenant bid rumors and正式 announced plans to seek another term as party chair.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Republican Party
Jim Holshouser
Kasperak Dies After 15 Days With Transplanted Heart
Stanford reports Mike Kasperak died at 1 43 am Sunday after kidney and liver failure and other complications. Doctors note no heart rejection and view the case as significant for future transplant attempts and recipients. The donor heart came from Virginia White who died of a stroke.
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Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Norman E. Shumway
Newsmen
Stanford University Medical Center
Kasperak
Shumway
Virginia White
Romney Seeks Stay in 1964 Shadow for GOP Moderates
The AP reports Michigan Governor George Romney plans to stay in the presidential race despite possible early losses, framing the contest as Romney versus Nixon and echoing 1964 tensions. Moderates fear a Romney persistence could echo Rockefeller’s drawn out battle and split votes if he stays in after defeats.
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Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Mer
Richard M. Nixon
ABC
New
York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
California
Rockefeller
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
New York
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Denver
Colo
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
New Hampshire
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