Gator Hunt Becomes Obsession By A Swamp Outlaw
An AP interview with a Florida gator poacher outlines illegal hunting for prized hides, nightly profits of up to 400 dollars, and a booming trade from Miami to New York. He recalls close calls, the lure of Everglades work, and calls for federal laws to curb cross state trafficking.
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Nixon faces inflation as wholesale gas price rise looms
The AP reports a one cent per gallon wholesale gasoline increase signals broader inflation pressures since Nixon took office. Industrial prices rose 1.2 percent in early 1969, with officials weighing how to curb inflation while avoiding direct economic controls. The administration vows to fight inflation with minimal pain, emphasizing money-supply restraint and avoiding budget deficits.
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Collins-Aikman Plans Expansion in Roxboro
Collins-Aikman Corp announces a 2 million expansion of its Cavel Division in Roxboro, aiming to create 150 new jobs and expand fabric production for home and industry.
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Cardinal Cushing Remains Hospitalized In Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing 73, archbishop of Boston, stayed at St Elizabeth's Hospital for rest and bron chial treatment. Officials said his condition remains good after admission Monday.
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