Disabled widow seeks Social Security clarification on disability rules
A widow asks when medical condition alone determines disability for crippled widow benefits. Officials explain strict medical standard and offer reconsideration options by calling 883-4166 or visiting her local Social Security Office.
Bubble gum stuck in kitten hair becomes vet case
A reader asks about removing gum from a kitten. A vet says the gum may need to be cut away. A playful rhyme about a cat and a visit to London accompanies the item.
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London
Pussy Cat
Dog ticks methods and coin inscription note
Use pet collars powders sprays or dips sold at pet shops and vets to remove ticks from dogs. The "'v" on your silver dollar is an old engraving style from Latin and Etruscan practice, not a minting error.
Changing a 30 year mortgage to 20 years
An executive of a savings and loan firm notes each lender sets terms for prepayment but North Carolina chartered S Ls are forbidden to charge a prepayment penalty. Common rules allow extra payments in 100 increments toward principal or equal to a monthly payment, and terms can sometimes be altered by agreement. If facing payment difficulties, contact the lender to seek a tailored arrangement.
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Savings and Loan
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North Carolina
North Carolina Mobsters Said To Dominate State Crime
An editorial report portrays the Mafia or Cosa Nostra as deeply entangled in North Carolina crime. It cites a statewide bookie network, two multimillion dollar businesses, two major hotels, and a $9 million illicit profit from hotel sales. About twenty four Cosa Nostra members visit yearly, with gangs operating across major cities and smaller towns, while other crime bosses run independent networks.
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North Carolina
State Bureau of Investi
Gation
Cosa Nostra
National Crime Syndicate
State official warns of new narcotics network in eastern region
Bryan says criminals moved into eastern narcotics traffic forming a network of crooks safecrackers and out of state fences for buying drugs and selling bootleg cigarettes. He cites public apathy and fear of informants as hindering enforcement while noting gamblers’ ties reach into business and legal sectors. Tomorrow a closer look at the Cosa Nostra in North Carolina.
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Bryan
True villain in U S economic crisis named by Albert
House Speaker Carl Albert at AFL-CIO jobs conference labeled Nixon administration policy as the true villain behind rising unemployment and inflation. AFL-CIO president Meany and other speakers criticized the administration while calling the recession severe and dangerous.
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Washington
House
Carl Albert
U.S
Nixon
Albert
Afl-Cio
National Bureau of Economic Research
Chile moves to complete copper nationalization under Allende
President Allende signs constitutional amendment to finish nationalizing Chile copper holdings from U S firms Anaconda Kennecott and Cerro Congress approves the measure in a joint session amid National Dignity Day celebrations The mines produced 85 000 tons of copper valued over 1 billion last year as Chile relies on copper for foreign exchange
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Chile
Salvador Allende
U.S
Congress
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Kennecott
Cerro
Eduardo Frei
Allende
Ile
Peace Terms Anticipated For Years
Washington based AP reports CIA warned in a 1960s assessment that Viet Cong terms would demand a coalition government under Communists and a fixed withdrawal timeline, with peace talks likely after North Vietnam bombing cessation. The disclosure accompanies Pentagon papers released by Senator Gravel.
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U.S
Paris
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CIA
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
Thieu-Ky
Hanoi
Pentagon
Mike Gravel
Alaska
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Defense Department
Johnson
Fom
Ussr
Soviet Union
Haiphong
Senators push bill to review federal criminal sentences
Senate Judiciary Committee members urge a bill to allow review of federal sentences after noting large disparities. They cite a bank robber receiving 68 months in one district and 184 months in another, arguing uniform punishment where crimes and circumstances are similar.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Roman Hruska
Neb
Raska
Hruska
U.S
Senate
Pressure Leak Killed Soyuz 11 Cosmonauts
Moscow reports a pressure drop inside the Soyuz 11 descent vehicle minutes before landing killed Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev after 23 days aboard the Salute space laboratory The commission ruled out structural failure and cited a sealing loss as the cause while noting possible human error The trio were entombed at the Kremlin wall on July 2 and discussions of contamination of weightlessness were raised by veteran cosmonaut Vladimir Shatalov
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Georgy Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Salute Space Laboratory
Kremlin Wall
Tass
Orbiting Salute Lab
Vladimir Shatalov
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