Smoke odors from fire furniture need special removal
The article explains that odors from a fire are molecular and cling to surfaces, not Washed away like soot. It details Airkem North Carolina’s dry fogging process and cautions against moving contents, masking odors, cleaning contaminated fabrics, or hastily renovating the building.
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North Carolina Adjusters Assoc
Guilford County
Airkem
North Carolina
Hands- Clean Products, Inc
Greensboro
Airkem Company
City delays on Bridges Street delay repairs
The City of High Point delays action on Bridges Street between Salem and Putnam due to unusually wet weather. Public Works Director Wills says holes are large enough to drive a car into and that grading will resume once the ground dries.
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High Point
Bridges Street
Salem
Putnam
Public Works
Wills
Melba Rae of Search for Tomorrow Dies at 49
CBS-TV reports Melba Rae died December 29 from a cerebral hemorrhage at New York Hospital. The Utah native and Stanford alum was 49 and known for Marge Bergman on Search for Tomorrow and roles in Armstrong Circle Theatre and Philco Television Playhouse. She is survived by husband Gilbert Shawn and son Eric. The show will not recast Marge.
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Melba Rae
Marge Bergman
Search For Tomorrow
Janie
Utah
Miss Rae
Stanford University
Gilbert Shawn
Eric
Stu Bergman
Marge
Stu
Bailey Hobgood
Wfmy-Tv
Clark Gable Death Year Confirmed
The question about Clark Gable’s death is answered with 1960 as the year of his passing. This settles the dispute for Mrs X.Y.Z. and others seeking a precise date.
City repairs delayed after truck damaged front lawn
A taxpayer reports that a city truck damaged a lawn by scraping soil and leaving deep tire tracks after a rain. Public Works says repair is complete and will monitor grass recovery, while officials note outdoor work was delayed by wet weather. A handwriting analyst is not in Greensboro. the nearest expert is in Raleigh, James R. Durham, contact numbers provided.
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Public Works Department
Public Works
Wills
Greensboro
Anon. A. Greensboro
Paul Calhoun
Raleigh
N.C
James R. Durham
Vick Avenue
Hijacker Shot By FBI Agent At Kennedy Airport
Garrett Brock Trapnell a former mental patient with a long criminal record hijacked a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 from Los Angeles to New York. He was shot by an FBI agent posing as crew after landing at Kennedy Airport. He demanded a yacht price and freedom for Angela Davis, among other bizarre conditions. The plane circled the New York area for an hour as authorities negotiated before a second landing.
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New York
East
Kennedy Airport
FBI
Garrett Brock Trapnell
Miami
Fla
Florida
Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Texas
TWA
Nathaniel Barone
Trapnell
Chicago
Angela Davis
Nixon
Spain
Dallas
John Malone
Democrats Eye Budget As Issue
Washington reports Democrats view the fiscal 1973 budget as a major issue. Nixon released a large deficit laden package to boost the economy and aid Republican prospects, while Democrats criticize fiscal irresponsibility and joblessness. Mahon urges tax talks with Nixon aides.
Five Democrats oppose Nixon debt increase without tax reform
Five Democratic congressmen urged colleagues to reject Nixon's $50 billion debt-ceiling hike unless he offers proposals to close tax loopholes favoring the rich. They cited deficits totaling $64.3 billion over two years and called for leadership to plug loopholes in income, gift and estate taxes.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
House
Ways and Means
John B. Connally
George P. Shultz
Congress
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Eve Grubb leads POW families amid Indochina war sorrow
Washington reports Eve Lyn Grubb heads the National League of Families of American Servicemen Captured and Missing in Southeast Asia. She raises four sons while her husband Air Force Major Wilmer N. Grubb remains missing after a 1966 RF-101 crash near Saigon. Subsequent reports and prisoner rumors spanned 1966 to 1970, with confirmation only partial and contested until late 1970.
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Washington
Evelyn Grubb
Quang Binh
North Vietnam
Grubb
New China News Agency
Radio Hanoi
Families Hope Nixon Peace Plan Brings Home POWs
POW and MIAs families voice cautious optimism that the Nixon peace proposals could yield progress. Evelyn Grubb notes real hope comes only when men return home, while continuing to press presidential candidates for public accountability on their plans to secure release or recovery.
Wage Hike Limitations Removed
The Cost of Living Council lifted restrictions on wage increases for workers earning under $1.90 an hour, affecting about 15 percent of U.S. workers. The move drew congressional criticism from Rep. William F. Ryan who said the cutoff inadequately reflects Congress intent and warned of legal challenges. The Pay Board had debated a higher figure, with some members proposing as high as $3.35 an hour.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Congress
Council
William F. Ryan
Dn.y
Congressional
Ryan
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Iowa
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George W. Mahon
D-Tex
Hanoi
Cora Weiss
Committee of
U.S
National League of Families
Southeast Asia
Associated Press
Paris
League
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