Questions From Readers About Schools And Scholarships
The Enterprise readers seek guidance on embalming schools junior colleges journalism programs in Washington DC art schools scholarships and financing options for training in electronics North Carolina institutes and degree possibilities The answer points to The College Blue Book as a comprehensive reference listing colleges by state degree programs scholarships and town descriptions with college life insights.
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Typhoon Jean Disrupts U S Air Strikes Over Vietnam
Typhoon Jean lashes northern South Vietnam with six to nine inches of rain delaying U S air strikes. B52s continue bombing Laos while small ground clashes yield 77 enemy deaths and seven injuries. Forecasters warn Jean may hit North Vietnam near Hanoi early next week.
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Nixon China trip poses long diplomatic hurdles
Secretary of State William P. Rogers heads to Washington to reassure ambassadors that the United States will not abandon its Asian allies as Nixon departs for Peking. Officials warn of difficulties over UN seat, Formosa, and Vietnam, with a delayed formal Washington Peking relationship.
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Complaints Prompt Action on Local Little League Park
A reader reports a broken fountain causing stagnant water under the right bleacher with mud and mosquitoes. Bleachers are damaged and grass under them uncut. Request directs Parks and Recreation via City Hall to locate the park and fix hazards.
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City traffic engineer plans action at Blain and Woodrow intersection
Neighbors on Woodrow Avenue report two wrecks in a month at Blain and Woodrow and years of inaction. The City Traffic Engineer says a solution is being considered and something should be done in the next few weeks.
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Tennis lessons set for Council Park this summer
Walt Idol will teach children at Council Park on Mondays 11 00 to 12 30 and adults on Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 00 p m. The program targets local youth with summer instruction at the city park.
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Water Fountain Plans at Allen Jay Park
Parks and Recreation Director Marvin Keith notes a fountain at the restroom between the tennis courts and Colt League field. He says it could become permanent if neighborhood residents and program participants help prevent abuse and vandalism in the park.
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Too Soon To Split Q And A On Teens Leaving Home
A reader asks about the law on 16 year olds leaving home and whether they become adults. The reply clarifies that at 16 a child loses certain protections but is not grown or able to fend for themselves, and warns that older minors have less freedom and should seek security at home.
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Castile Point Hospital in Beacon Identified
The question notes Castile Point Hospital near Beacon New York is not a mental hospital and lies north of Beacon. It is identified as a Veterans Hospital, while the mental hospital in Beacon is Matteawan State Hospital.
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Slapping Patient Leads to Fine for Nevada Dentist
In North Las Vegas, AP reports Dr. Donald Holt was fined 50 for slapping a 22 year old telephone operator, Barbara Watson, who said ouch after Holt used a dental instrument on a bad tooth. Municipal Judge Ray Davies said the act exceeded professional jurisdiction and Holt appealed to the state District Court.
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Labor and management make no progress on strikes
Negotiations Saturday between labor and management failed to break the deadlock in a two day strike by Union Pacific and Southern rail workers and a four day national Bell system protest. Separate talks in Washington showed little progress as multiple unions and railroads met to resolve contract disputes.
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Inside Reading Soap Box Derby Editorial
A Reading editorial reflects on local soap box derby coverage and community interest in youth racing. It discusses fairness, safety, and the role of volunteers shaping the event and its spirited local tradition.
Agnew declines comment on Nixon China visit plan
Spiro T. Agnew refused to comment on President Nixon's mainland China visit plan. He said he was not free to discuss anything about the announcement aboard Air Force Two en route from Kinshasa to Madrid and would not say if he knew in advance about Kissinger’s Peking mission.
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Jackson Says Europe Pull-Out Risk Increases Nuclear Dependence
Senator Henry M. Jackson warns that a large unilateral U S troop withdrawal from Europe would push the president toward relying mainly on nuclear weapons at the outbreak of hostilities. He tells a Washington audience it would be foolhardy to leave the President with only the nuclear button.
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Agnew on 1972 ticket questioned amid China visit doubts
AP analysis outlines Republican concerns over Spiro Agnew remaining Nixon running mate as Nixon plans to visit China. It cites Agnew’s past misgivings about China policy, his off the record comments in Williamsburg, and calls within GOP circles for a stronger U S military presence in Europe while arguing against a token force.
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