Question about operating a cafe in a residential district
In an A residence district, serving meals for compensation is limited to not more than six nontransients per day and no tourist trade is allowed. In B and C districts meals may be served but all activities must avoid nuisance or annoyance in any residence district.
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M.B. A
F.M. A
Doyle Thompson
Wfmy-Tv
Earth
Texas
Nova Scotia
Cuba
Jamaica
Iowa
Oven melted plastic egg turner inside fry pan
Reader seeks remedy for plastic handle melting in hot oven. Advice suggests scraping with putty knife, heating again to loosen, or replacing pan. caution about using strong solvents.
Construction of residential subdivision on Hickory Chapel Road
Private developers from Greensboro are building a residential subdivision west of Hickory Chapel and north of Triangle Lake Road. It will eventually house about 150 homes and be sold to the Public Housing Authority, then to individuals who qualify.
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Hickory Chapel Road
N. A
Hickory Chapel
Triangle Lake Road
Greensboro
Public Housing Authority
Penn Central loan guarantee effort ends in setback
Penn Central officials urged Rep. Wright Patman to relax opposition to a federal loan guarantee. Patman refused, citing taxpayers and defense concerns as he repeated the guarantee should not be used to rescue a failing railroad. Proxmire plans an amendment to curb such guarantees.
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James C. Munn
Associated Press
Washington
Penn Central Railroad
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
Paul A. Gorman
Penn Central Transportation Co
Nixon
Penn Central
Defense Department
Congress
Transportation Department
Sat
Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin
Defense Production Act
Defense
Department of Defense
Department
Penn Central Co
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
William Proxmire
Dwis
Proxmire
Forces clash as enemy presses toward Mekong upper reaches
Cambodian battle zones report heavy fighting around Tonle Bet and Kompong Cham as enemy forces push toward the Mekong upper reaches. U S casualties rise with 8 Americans killed and 22 wounded across eastern Cambodia while North Vietnamese deaths reach 12.
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John T. Wheeler
Associated Press
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Mekong
Tonle Bet
Kompong Cham
Kompong Thom
Peam Chikang
Skoun
U.S
Heath names economy Cabinet for Britain in 18-member team
Prime Minister Edward Heath announces an 18 member cabinet led by Reginald Maudling as home secretary and Alec Douglas-Home as foreign secretary. Iain Macleod becomes chancellor of the exchequer while Anthony Barber heads talks on entry to the European Common Market.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Associated Press
London
Edward Heath
Alec Douglas- Home
Harold Wilson
Heath
Reginald Maudling
Home Secretary
Northern Ireland
Iain Macleod
Anthony Barber
Royal Air Force
Britain
Barber
Lord Carrington
Australia
House of Lords
Quintin Hogg
Lord Chan
Sukarno Dies at 69 After Long Illness
Bulletin from Jakarta reports former Indonesian president Sukarno has died after a long illness at age 69. The late leader helped carve Indonesia from Dutch colonial rule and led the nation after World War II.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Dutch East Indies
Davis to resign as assistant secretary of commerce
The Washington AP report says Kenneth N. Davis agreed to resign at the President's request after a 45 minute meeting with John Erlichman. Davis said he would write the resignation over the weekend and cited policy disputes affecting his effectiveness with Maurice H. Stans rather than staff actions.
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Washington
Kenneth N. Davis
Nixon
White House
Davis
John Erlichman
Erlichman
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Farmer says Nixon failure may trigger urban violence this summer
James Farmer, top Black official, warns President Nixon’s absent advocacy risks violence in cities this summer. He cites hopelessness among Blacks, rising unemployment, and arming of people and police, contrasting with Justice Department optimism. He also criticizes White House hard hat demonstrations and hopes for a liberal tilt with Finch and Shultz. He says he has considered resigning but plans to stay for now.
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G. C. Thelen Jr
Associated Press
Washington
James Farmer
Nixon
Farmer
Congress On
Justice Department
Department
John N. Mitchell
White House
Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Labor
George P. Shultz
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